Parents sometimes choose to stay in unhappy marriages because of their children. People worry that divorce can be disruptive and stressful for children, so they try to make the marriage work for their kids. They may eventually decide that they need to leave to set a...
Family Law
Child Support: A Brief Guide for Divorcing Minnesota Parents
As you know, divorce brings many changes, shifting immediate priorities for everyone. However, for parents, ensuring the well-being of their children is always a top concern. Child support allows parents to fulfill their responsibilities by establishing financial...
Why Most Parenting Plans Should Include Virtual Visitation Terms
Perhaps now more than ever, technology plays a significant role in how most adults – and even many kids – communicate and maintain relationships. In the context of co-parenting, where maintaining a strong bond with children is crucial, technology can be levied to...
What happens to marital debt during a Minnesota divorce?
Living together and sharing financial resources are both common practices for married couples. Unless spouses have a prenuptial contract declaring otherwise, each spouse has a degree of interest in the assets and income of the other. Two people living together can...
3 Strategies for Co-parenting With a Narcissistic Ex
Navigating the complexities of co-parenting with a narcissistic ex can be a challenging journey. Narcissists often display a heightened sense of self-importance, a lack of empathy and an incessant need for admiration. Recognizing these traits is fundamental to...