If you have custody via a DSS order, get an attorney who is familiar with the DSS process! You may or may not be able to intervene and may need to...

You would need to allege (and ultimately prove) that both of their parents have either neglected or abused the children, or have acted inconsistent...

Not sure what Attorney Ludt is referencing, as you do not need to contact a Minnesota attorney. A change in school districts could be a reason to...

That depends on how much time you are away and how much each of you earns. Generally speaking, if the other parent becomes the primary caretaker,...

Sounds like your Summons has expired. You need to go to the Courthouse and get an Alias & Pluries Summons issued. The cost will be $15, and then...

Assuming he has no children, you would be entitled to his 1/2 of the house. If he has a child or children, your share would be less. He should get...

Attorney Love is correct. He will need to file an Application for General Guardianship, which covers her person and her finances. Look for...

Did you have a separation agreement that addressed the issue? You’d have to file a Petition to Partition, which to do so successfully you’ll most...

It sounds like you need a QDRO (Qualified Domestic Relations Order) from the Court. Only a judge can sign off on this and it needs to be drafted...

It is a probate question, but it could also involve what is called equitable distribution. If he had a Will, then whatever his Will states would...