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Child Custody: Parenting Schedule Ensures Fair Time Allocation

Child Custody: Parenting Schedule Ensures Fair Time Allocation

Whether separated or divorced, an important decision to be made by parents is how to deal with visitation


What Will Alimony Options Be After Jan. 1, 2019?

What Will Alimony Options Be After Jan. 1, 2019?

When Minnesota couples divorce, money matters and post-divorce financial stability typically receive a significant amount of attention


Child Custody During the Summer Months: Keep These Things in Mind

Child Custody During the Summer Months: Keep These Things in Mind

It goes without saying that your child is looking forward to summer vacation. While you may have to work all summer long


What Happens to Marital Gifts in An Impending Divorce?

What Happens to Marital Gifts in An Impending Divorce?

One of the nicest things one can do is give a loved one gifts they deserve. However, when things start turning sour


Domestic Violence: Is a Restraining Order Necessary?

Domestic Violence: Is a Restraining Order Necessary?

There are a number of situations in which one may have to consider applying for a protective or restraining order


Child Custody: Crossing Borders with Children

Child Custody: Crossing Borders with Children

Typically, parents will do almost anything to protect their children. This is most probably why reaching agreements


A Basic Introduction to Alimony

A Basic Introduction to Alimony

As so often in life, when a topic is new to someone, the language related to that topic may be daunting and incomprehensible


Legal Terminology for Divorce Can Be Overwhelming

Legal Terminology for Divorce Can Be Overwhelming

Anyone in Minnesota who considers ending a marriage may find that learning some of the “language”


Divorcing Violence: Getting out Of an Abusive Relationship

Divorcing Violence: Getting out Of an Abusive Relationship

Victims of domestic violence find themselves in a difficult position when they want to get out of their relationships


Five Reasons to Modify Your Divorce Agreements

Five Reasons to Modify Your Divorce Agreements

Most people have friends, parents, parents’ friends or friends’ parents who have gotten divorced. Just because it is common