If your spouse has been properly served with the Summons and Petition for Dissolution, then his living situation won't necessarily hold up the...

Your post isn't clear on a few important facts: (1) Who owns the home - you, your mother, the deceased father figure, or someone else? If you are...

A probate action may be required for the deceased person. Whoever is appointed by the probate court as personal representative of the estate would...

What you describe is neither bias nor "improper handling of the case." Motions for reconsideration and very rarely granted, and it's even more...

It doesn't matter where you got married. If a divorce is properly and legally finalized in Japan, then the divorce decree is valid everywhere,...

Verbal agreements or contracts can still be binding contracts. But if the agreement involves real estate, then it needs to be in writing in order...

What kind of "support" are you talking about? Child support? Spousal support? Or something else? It makes a difference, and if there is a court...

Technically, a divorce case in Minnesota starts when the summons and petition are served, not when they are filed with the court. But honestly, it...

Unfortunately, in the situation you describe Minesota's intestacy laws apply even if that results in an outcome you say your father wouldn't have...

What you are describing is a little out of the ordinary, but it might (or might not) be possible if done very carefully and if the county isn't...