MN SF1103

Establishes a rebuttable presumption that a parent is entitled to a minimum of 25 percent of parenting time for a child, calculated by overnights or other significant time periods in the parent's physical custody.

Expands remedies for denial or interference with court-ordered parenting time to include violations of binding agreements or decisions under the parenting time expeditor process, with available penalties of up to $500, bond requirements, attorney fees, and reimbursement for costs.

Allows post-decree modification of maintenance agreements when parties enter into a binding stipulation restoring the court's authority to award or modify maintenance.

Requires parties to disclose comprehensive income information including financial affidavits, pay stubs for three months, tax returns, W-2 forms, 1099 forms, and other income documentation with initial pleadings or motion documents in child support cases.

Permits courts to select an alternative effective date for a maintenance or support order modification when parties enter into a binding agreement for an alternative effective date.