Forms--Child Support

IMPORTANT! There are two (2) categories of child support forms.

"Expedited Process" (ex pro) forms are used ONLY if the County Child Support office is involved in your case.
"District Court" forms must be used if the county is not involved in your case.

If you do not have a child support order and you want to START child support, learn How to Start Child Support.

Court Forms

The court does NOT publish forms to start child support.
If you do not see a link to forms that fit your situation, visit your local law library to find forms, or talk to a lawyer.
If you have a child support order, select the form packet below that deals with your issue.

Form Packets
Ask the Court to...	Respond to a Motion
Modify Child Support (ex pro) "How To" Video on How to File a Motion to Modify Child Support	Respond to Motion to Modify Support (ex pro)
Modify Child Support (Dist. Ct.)	Respond to Motion to Modify Support (Dist. Ct.)
Stop COLA (ex pro) "How To" Video on How to File a Motion to Stop COLA	Respond to Motion to Stop COLA (ex pro)
Stop COLA (Dist. Ct.) "How To" Video on How to File a Motion to Stop COLA	n/a
Have County Child Support Office Serve Papers on Other Party	n/a
Continue Hearing to a Later Date	n/a
Collect Unreimbursed/Unisured Health Expenses (ex pro & Dist. Ct.)	Contest Unreimbursed/Unisured Health Expenses(ex pro & Dist. Ct.)
Serve Papers by Publication	n/a
Reinstate Driver's License	n/a
Correct Clerical Mistakes (ex pro)	Respond to Motion to Correct Clerical Mistakes (ex pro)
Review Order that was Recently Issued (ex pro)	Response to Motion for Review (ex pro)
Stop Interest on Child Support Arrears (ex pro)	Respond to Motion to Stop Interest on Child Support Arrears (ex pro)
Reinstate Interest on Child Support Arrears (ex pro)	n/a
Remove Magistrate for Cause (ex pro)	Respond to Motion to Remove Magistrate for Cause (ex pro)
Stop Levy (freeze) on Bank Account (ex pro)	n/a
Subpoena	n/a
Transcript of Hearing	n/a

Stipulations (agreements)

If all parties agree on the legal issues involving child support, you might be able to file your agreement with the court, which is called a "Stipulation and Order to _____." All parties must sign the Stipulation in front of a notary, and then one party files it with the court. The MN Judicial Branch does NOT publish sample Stipulation forms. You might find sample forms at your local law library or you could talk to an attorney.

Forms--Child Support

Court Forms

Form Packets

Stipulations (agreements)

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