It is generally possible to file for divorce in Minnesota without the assistance of an attorney, especially if you and your spouse do not have...

If you have a Minnesota court order requiring your ex-husband to pay you a portion of his annuity and an escrow account from a reverse mortgage on...

It is generally possible for a lawyer to obtain proof of income from a spouse's employer as part of a default divorce proceeding in Minnesota. In a...

It's generally advisable for parties to a Minnesota divorce to enter into a financial agreement to clarify their rights and obligations with...

If the Minnesota court has ordered the sale of marital property and you have not been able to sell the property as directed, you may want to...

If you have TPS (Temporary Protected Status) and a pending asylum case, and your US wife is refusing to sign the necessary documents to move...

Under Minnesota law, the distribution of property after the death of a person depends on a number of factors, including the terms of any wills or...

If you disagree with the terms of your Minnesota separation agreement for the dissolution of your marriage, you may be able to make changes to the...

If your ex-husband has relinquished his rights to the property and this has been reflected in your divorce papers, it may be necessary to have his...

As the spouse of someone who is paying child support, you likely do not have any legal rights or responsibilities related to the child support...