Couples who have gone through a divorce will tell you that it is a not a decision he or she made overnight. For many who make the tough decision to divorce, there was a chunk of time spent considering if this is the best choice. For many, divorce is the best option....
Month: October 2015
Considerations for 401(k) during a divorce
If you are one of the many Minnesota residents who have taken advantage of the investment a 401(k) offers, then you are wise. While going through a divorce, you may wonder how this asset should be divided if you and your spouse have not yet reached your time of...
Sometimes, Minnesota child custody arrangements need modification
Child custody arrangements are usually the result of a divorce decree or custody arrangement. Sometimes two unmarried parents have reached the agreement in accordance with what they deem to be the best way to raise their child. When these arrangements are agreed to,...
Calculating Minnesota child support payments
Child support was created with the goal in mind of children receiving the financial support they need to be successful, happy and healthy. Child support cases are common among parents that receive public assistance or for parents who are not married or living...
Reasons a pre-nuptial agreement may not hold up in court
Prenuptial agreements are agreements between two soon-to-be-spouses that are written out and signed prior to marriage. These documents can address just about anything, including property division, whether mediation or arbitration will be used in the event of a...