January 28, 1999
Supreme Court calls out of court child support system unconstitutionalShare
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Elizabeth Stawicki - Reporter
The Minnesota Supreme Court has struck down the State's system of settling child support disputes out of court as unconstitutional. Some legislators say the ruling will lead to backlogs and risks millions of dollars in federal welfare funding. The court ruled Minnesota cannot use administrative law judges to modify child support orders after July first.
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