Couples generally negotiate arrangements to divide their assets if they choose to divorce. There is an equitable distribution statute that applies to divorcing couples in Minnesota, which means that the outcome of property division should be fair and equitable....
Family Law & Divorce
Why stay off of social media until your family law case is resolved?
Social media platforms are great resources for individuals who are in need of support. Whether you logon to keep up with loved ones or you enjoy interacting with groups of individuals from around the globe who share your mutual interests and concerns, chances are that...
Can I restrict my co-parent’s physical custody of our child?
If you believe that your child’s safety is at risk when in the care of your co-parent you may want to restrict their physical custody. Examples could include if you notice signs of abuse and neglect or if your ex has a severe drug problem and is unable to provide a...
Must a cheating spouse pay for the cost of a Minnesota divorce?
Adultery is one of the leading reasons that people in Minnesota file for divorce. Sometimes, an unfaithful spouse blindsides the other by filing for divorce, often in a desire to take their extramarital relationship to the next level. Other times, it is the spouse who...
Can you and your child move out of state after your divorce?
Moving out of state can become difficult after a divorce. After all, maybe you and your co-parent have a child together. You got divorced and you divided custody. Perhaps your child lives with you for one week and then lives with your ex for the next week. But if you...
4 warning signs of divorce
A marriage can have problems, but this doesn’t necessarily mean it’s headed for a divorce. Some problems can be solved without affecting the quality of the relationship. However, if your marriage has irreconcilable issues, you should be concerned. Here are four signs...
3 things to bear in mind when negotiating child custody
Trying to get the best child custody deal, and the emotion of the whole divorce can lead many people to make errors that harm their chances. Here are some things to bear in mind: It’s not just about what you want There are three of you with stakes at play here – you,...
Is your child to blame for your divorce?
As a parent considering divorce, there is probably no way in the world that you would lay the blame for your marital troubles at your child’s feet. Yet, surprisingly, many children believe they are the reason their parents want to get a divorce. Experts believe it is...
How is property divided in a Minnesota divorce?
People sometimes assume that their marital property must be divided evenly or equally. They think that getting divorced will be as simple as splitting their bank accounts in half for selling their home and splitting up the money that they earn. That is how it...
The family court prioritize the child’s best interests
Fairness is crucial in a divorce involving children. However, parents are always conflicted between wanting their kids to have a healthy relationship with both of them and not wanting to lose any time. And this conflict can be more intense if the divorce is contested....