Minnesota Notice of Discontinuance of Workers' Compensation Dependency Benefits is a legal document that is issued by an employer in Minnesota when they terminate a worker's compensation dependency benefits. It is a notice that informs the employee of their termination and outlines any recourse available to the employee. This document is issued to the employee when the employer has determined that the employee is no longer eligible for workers' compensation benefits due to a medical condition or other factors. There are two types of Minnesota Notice of Discontinuance of Workers' Compensation Dependency Benefits: 1. Uncontested Discontinuance of Benefits: This is issued when the employer and employee agree that the employee is no longer eligible for workers' compensation benefits. 2. Contested Discontinuance of Benefits: This is issued when the employee and employer disagree on whether the employee is eligible for workers' compensation benefits. The employer must then provide proof to the employee that they are not eligible for benefits.