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Divorce In Minnesota
Divorce In Minnesota
Spousal Maintenance
Spousal Maintenance
Property Division
Property Division
Paternity Cases
Paternity Cases
Domestic Abuse
Domestic Abuse
Divorce is stressful for all involved, and it can take months to get through everything involved in dividing assets and negotiating custody arrangements in Minnesota. If you have young children, it can be difficult to explain in an age-appropriate way why mom or dad...
There can be a lot of uncertainty involved in a divorce. You may be wondering what to expect from mediation or trial, or what your life will look like after the divorce is complete. However, you can alleviate some of this uncertainty by filing for a pendente lite...
Divorce can be difficult even under the best of circumstances, but when you split with your partner later in life, you have a few unique considerations to take into account. As you navigate this major life event, here are three tips to help you through a divorce over...
Spousal support, also called spousal maintenance, can help ease the transition to a financially independent household after a divorce. Minnesota couples can either agree on a spousal support arrangement or ask the court to decide on their behalf. Review the state's...
You and your spouse decided that getting a divorce was the right choice for you after you had a drawn out argument that finally resulted in you both giving up on compromising. You were tired of fighting every day, and you realized that your life together wasn’t what...
In a divorce, longer marriages may pose bigger problems. Divorce in Minnesota for couples 50 and over, also known as grey divorce, presents distinct challenges on issues such as property division. As couples grow older, they have more years to grow apart. There are...
Children count on their parents to provide a stable home. It is a massive adjustment for a child who has always lived with both parents to find out that a divorce is going to change that. The transition to two homes is challenging. However, they will eventually become...
People often get divorced because they feel that they no longer recognize or understand the person whom they married. This can often happen to people who have married what psychologists would define as a narcissist. A narcissist is considered to be a person who is...
The process of a divorce can have the potential to be both emotionally and financially challenging. It is common to worry about whether you will be able to enjoy the same standard of living that you are accustomed to after a divorce has been finalized. In addition,...
Staying in a marriage that isn't working is hard on the whole family. But, if you're the owner of a small business, choosing to divorce could have serious implications on the welfare of your business and personal finances. Before entering divorce proceedings, it's...
