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The Role of Public Agencies in
Minneosta Child Support Law

Quick Facts
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There is a whole subsection of Minnesota child support law that deals with the interactions between the parents (and other custodians) and state and county agencies.

To help our clients understand this area of the laws, the following links provide information on a variety of issues relating to the public authorities and their role in child support.

Assignment of Child Support Rights

Title IV-D Services (Fees)

Legal Services Provided by Public Agencies

Overpayment of Child Support

Payments to Public Authorities

Notice to Public Agencies Required

Notice: Failure to Notify

Notice: Automated Notification