In many child custody cases, there comes a point where one party wants to modify the custodial arrangement already in place. This can be for legal custody, the right to
What Happens if I’ve Filed for Divorce and Changed My Mind?
It does happen where divorce cases are carrying on, sometimes very contentious, and the parties decide to reconcile and try to work things out. What happens at that point? Are
Can I Get Divorced in Minnesota If I Do Not Know Where My Spouse Is?
Sometimes the case comes up where a couple has been separated for years and a spouse seeking a divorce has no idea where the other spouse is. How does the
How Can My Spouse’s Dishonesty Affect My Divorce in Minnesota?
There are many reasons why spouses decide to go their separate ways, but it is far from uncommon that one of the reasons is often dishonesty of one of the
What is the Likelihood of Receiving Spousal Maintenance in Minnesota Divorce?
In marriage and divorce, often both parties are not on completely equal levels regarding their respective income. This often results in the parties leaving the marriage with different standards of
Bankruptcy Laws and Divorce in Minnesota
In this economy, bankruptcy and divorce do often come hand in hand. Many people facing financial difficulties are also dealing with the increased strain that places on their marriage, and
Motions for Reconsideration in Minnesota
Almost always when parties go to court and the judge makes his or her decision, someone will not be happy with the results. That is why it is preferred by
How Do I Get a Fair Settlement If I Don’t Know What My Spouse Has?
In every divorce case, the issue of a property settlement must be addressed. Every marriage results in either assets to be divided, debts to be divided, or both. Sometimes, only
Divorce Proceedings in Minnesota with Out-of-State Parties
We receive calls often from out of state parties who have been served with divorce papers from Minnesota or who would like to divorce someone in the state of Minnesota
Using Temporary Relief Motions in Minnesota Divorce
Often in divorces, the parties are not on an equal playing field to start. When there are children involved, one party is usually the primary caretaker and is footing the