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MN SF3907
Bill
Status
2/26/2026
Primary Sponsor
Heather Gustafson
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AI Summary
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Allows unmarried domestic abuse victims who share a contract for deed with their abuser to petition the court to extinguish the abuser's interest in the property
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Requires the abuser to have abandoned the property for six consecutive months and made no documented payments during that period for the court to grant relief in contested cases
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Accepts qualifying documentation including orders for protection, no-contact orders, law enforcement statements, or statements from healthcare professionals, domestic abuse advocates, or sexual assault counselors
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Creates a presumption of abuse if the respondent has been convicted of or received a stay of adjudication for domestic abuse, sex trafficking, criminal sexual conduct, sexual extortion, identity theft, or harassment
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Effective August 1, 2027, applying to petitions filed on or after that date for all contracts for deed regardless of when they were executed
Legislative Description
Remedy establishment to extinguish a joint interest contract for deed of a perpetrator of domestic abuse or sexual assault
Last Action
Referred to Judiciary and Public Safety
2/26/2026