Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota

Re: Terminating Parental Rights

Termination of parental rights is a serious issue and one that a court does not take lightly. It is far more likely that a court would impose some interim restriction such as supervised parenting and completion of parenting classes depending on the particular issue. Regardless, the matter is likely to require an evidentiary hearing.

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Re: Terminating Parental Rights

Thank you for your question.

Many more facts are necessary to properly evaluate your case, but at the outset I should caution you that it is rather difficult to simply terminate another parent's rights, even if you have a no contact order. Further, if you have custody of your daughter, I think it unlikely the juvenile court would proceed, since your child's safety is protected by virtue of you having custody.

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