Modifying Child Custody In Minnesota

Summary

To modify child custody in minnesota, youll need to file a motion with the court, serve the other parent, and attend a hearing.

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My ex has custody of my child, and has been committing crimes. I feel he is no longer safe.
What type of crimes has your ex been committing and do you have any evidence to support this?
Multiple counts of Felony theft and trespassing, he has already been convicted and is on probation.
What state are you located in? This will help me provide the most accurate information regarding custody laws in your area.
Minnesota
What is the current custody arrangement and have you reported your concerns to the local authorities?

In Minnesota:
- The court considers the child's best interest in custody cases.
- Evidence of criminal activity can impact custody decisions.
He has *% custody. I'm not sure who to report this to. He's already convicted so they are aware of his crimes.
Have you considered filing a motion to modify the custody order in court? In Minnesota, you can do this if there's a significant change in circumstances affecting the child's welfare.
How would I do so?
To file a motion to modify the custody order in Minnesota:

- Obtain and fill out the necessary forms from your local courthouse.
- Submit the forms to the court clerk.
- Serve the other parent with the motion.
- Attend the hearing.
What forms?
In Minnesota, you'll need to fill out the "Motion to Modify Child Custody" form. You can get this from your local courthouse or download it online from the Minnesota Judicial Branch website.