Family Law

Divorce is a challenging and emotional process for all parties. When couples decide to part ways, they often face a myriad of issues, from property division to child custody arrangements. These issues easily can escalate into contentious disputes. However, mediation...

The time leading up to a wedding is full of excitement and preparation. And as you and your beloved plan your life together, the last thing on your mind is the possibility that your marriage may end; therefore, the thought of a prenuptial agreement doesn’t enter your...

In the aftermath of divorce, we cannot deny that children may become the most affected. They may face emotional and psychological challenges resulting from the family's separation. The disruption of their once-unified household can lead to feelings of insecurity and...

While marriage is a union of hearts, it also represents a financial alliance. Over time, couples may find their financial circumstances change, creating a need for a postnuptial agreement. Such an agreement, though not steeped in romantic notions, can serve as a tool...

If marriage is on the horizon, it may be a good time to talk to your future spouse about a prenuptial agreement, a contract defining the rights of each spouse regarding assets and debts. This important document has a bad reputation, but they are more common than ever....

Divorce can put a strain on a once-strong parent-child relationship. Even after time passes, the introduction of new partners or changes in life can present unique challenges. Taking time for bonding activities can reaffirm the parent-child connection and ease the...

When you co-parent with someone in Minnesota, you may need to get certain permissions when you want to do something with the child you share together. Moving out of the state with your child is just one example of something you may not do without either the approval...

If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, you may have concerns about what lies ahead, especially if you have children. You may worry about how your children will cope with the news of your divorce and adjust to new routines. According to the Centers...

As you ring in the new year, you may have added divorce to your resolution list. Often dubbed Divorce Month, January often reflects the desire for new beginnings. After you have carefully considered and landed on divorce as the best option, the following three steps...