At Heimerl & Lammers, our divorce and family law attorneys understand that some parents use the phrases child custody and parenting time interchangeably, but in reality, they are two very
Who Determines the Amount of Child Support I Pay in Minnesota?
Who Determines the Amount of Child Support I Pay in Minnesota? At Heimerl & Lammers, our divorce attorneys work closely with our clients who are parents of minors to outline
5 Advantages of Divorce Alternative Dispute Resolution
The advantages of participating in alternative dispute resolution are expansive, and there are many different types of family law alternative dispute resolution (ADR). In fact, attending some form of alternative
Changing Your Divorce Decree in Minnesota
You Don’t Think Your Divorce Decree Is Fair: Now What? If you were recently divorced and you don’t think the resulting judgment and decree is fair, there may be an
Financial Mistakes to Avoid During A Divorce In Minnesota
If you are contemplating a divorce settlement, there are many steps you must take to ensure you fairly, accurately, and completely represent your financial circumstances, such as your assets, debts,
How to Start the Adoption Process in Minnesota
Now that you have made the decision to adopt, where do you start? There are many unknowns in the adoption process but starting a checklist is a good first step.
National Adoption Awareness Month
November is National Adoption Awareness Month, and I wanted to take this opportunity to explore what adoption means to me and highlight the adoption services Heimerl & Lammers provides. My
Telling Children About the Divorce
This is a difficult issue for all parents going through a divorce. If you and your spouse have decided to go through with a divorce, you should commit to a
How to Minimize Conflict During a Divorce With a Narcissist
Divorce with a Narcissist Can Makes Things Harder There are always two ways to go about the divorce process. The “easy” way is to commit to an effective and healthy co-parenting
Social Media & Divorce
The Do’s and Don’ts of Social Media During a Divorce In 2020, everything is online. Shared calendars, logged in email accounts on family computers, Find My Friends, Uber receipts, and