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Minnesota parents who are going through a divorce may be asked to provide information for child custody and support purposes that can seem hard to come by. That might include dates of teacher-parent conferences, details on a child's extracurricular activities or...
If you and your spouse are thinking of divorce in Minnesota, you need to figure out what you will do with the assets you have acquired. One of the main joint assets you have probably procured during your marriage is the family home. With the home, there is often a...
One of the most critical considerations for Minnesota couples going through a divorce is to determine how they will split their assets. The longer a couple has been married, the more difficult this step becomes. Yet, what do you do if your spouse suddenly goes on a...
When couples with children in Minnesota divorce, emotions can run high. Returning the focus of the negotiations will give you a child-centered divorce that will help minimize stress for everyone involved. Protecting your children is paramount Children need reassurance...
If you and your Minnesota spouse have decided that divorce is in the cards, you must still communicate. Even if your split is bitter and you’ve had your disputes, effective communication could help during and after the process of ending your marriage. Here are some of...
When Minnesota residents with children decide to split up, one of the most important things they need to do is create a parenting plan. This document outlines how custody and visitation get handled moving forward. It can be difficult to come up with a parenting plan...
You've managed what seemed like the toughest battle in your life: divorcing a narcissist in Minnesota. Now, you have to work together with that person to raise your child, at least until they turn 18 or finish college (as per your custody order). Some strategies that...
Minnesota parents who plan on getting a divorce want to protect their children at any cost. Although you might want to shield them, it’s important to properly tell them that you are divorcing. Plan what to say ahead of time You and your spouse should do things as a...