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Does my Spouse have to appear in Court for a Divorce?

No, your spouse does not need to be present for the court to issue a divorce decree. Under Minnesota Stat. 518.13, if one party does not appear, the court may default the party, i.e. grant the divorce even if one spouse doesn't participate. Additionally, if there are no minor children, then the ...

2020-08-27T16:59:30-05:00February 22, 2013|Categories: Divorce, Family Law Blog, Practice|Tags: , , , |

How to Handle Your First Valentine’s Day after Divorce

February 14th goes by a lot of different names, such as: Valentine’s Day Anti-Valentine’s Day National Singles’ Awareness Day While Valentine’s Day may be tough for people regardless of their relationship status, it can be particularly difficult for someone who is experiencing the day for the first time as a ...

2020-08-27T16:59:31-05:00February 14, 2013|Categories: Divorce, Family Law Blog|Tags: , , |

What if I have an Emergency Custody Situation?

Custody Emergency In Minnesota Motions to modify custody or parenting time can take months for the court to hear.  The court’s calendar, attorneys’ availability, and the usual requirement that the parties take part in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) all contribute to the length of time before the judge can make ...

2021-01-26T08:47:05-06:00February 13, 2013|Categories: Family Law Blog|Tags: , , |

Study Shows Alcohol’s Impact on Divorce

Many couples are snatching up dinner reservations as Valentine’s Day creeps closer, but the amount of alcohol consumed on these dates may indicate how successful the relationship will be in the long term. The Study A new study out of Norway collected data from nearly 20,000 married couples, and researchers ...

2020-08-27T16:59:33-05:00February 6, 2013|Categories: Divorce, Family Law Blog|Tags: , , , |
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