The situation you are describing is pretty common. Yes, you do have rights and options. If you aren't married and if the two of you can't agree on...

It's been "over 30 days" since what exactly? If you are "heading for a divorce," then it may not be a good idea to just "get rid of his stuff." ...

The bills you describe are probably owed by the estate, not your brother personally, and your brother may be entitled to reimbursement for any...

If your son's father has "reasonable, unsupervised parenting time," then that means you have been to court and you had a chance to tell the judge...

There are very specific and narrow grounds for an annulment under Minnesota law. Whether you qualify depends on the age of each person at the time...

People need to follow the parenting time terms of their court order. If someone wants to ask the court to change the terms of the order in some...

If your brother is still alive, then you have no right to see his will. Until a person dies, their will no nobody's business but their own and it...

There is a difference between a "party" and a "participant" in a CHIPS proceeding in Minnesota. Parties and participants have different rights in...

Forget about a default at this point. You will not get a default judgment if she has answered your petition and you both have already participated...

You don't "have" to follow your lawyer's recommendation to settle with half of your requested attorney fees paid and a civil restraining order...