Child support payments are critical to the well-being of children. They ensure that both the custodial and non-custodial parent is making contributions to their child's life and needs. Most Minnesota parents comply with orders to pay child support. However, there are...
Family Law
Divorce isn’t about winning
There's a saying--or maybe it was a bumper sticker--that read, "He who dies with the most toys wins." Clearly, it was meant to be funny, but it was also sarcastic and a reminder that in the end, the pursuit of winning doesn't change how we all end up. Divorce is like...
Three Tips to Help Protect your Career During Divorce
January is notorious for a spike in divorce filings. Law firms often report two to three times as many contacts about divorce during this month than any other time of year. Couples point to waiting for one last holiday season before filing, or to the stress of the...
Resolving to Divorce in 2018? What You Can Do to Prepare
With the holidays behind us and a new year ahead, many people who have been struggling in their marriage find themselves at the point where divorce is all but inevitable. In fact, the beginning of a new year is typically a time when divorce filings and inquiries...
What You Should Know about Postnuptial Agreements
Couples who are entering into marriage with sizable premarital assets may consider -- or be advised to consider -- a prenuptial (or antenuptial) agreement to protect those assets. For one reason or another, many parties dismiss the option of a prenuptial agreement,...