Yes, the father can object to his child's name change. You will have the burden of convincing the judge at a hearing that the name change is in...

No, a judge will not just ask to see someone's computer. It doesn't work that way. If the abuser subject to an OFP violates the OFP in some way,...

If your court order doesn't address transportation or pick-up/drop-offs, then there is no rule or statute that dictates who is responsible for it. ...

It sounds like the issue for your mediation is who should pay for the private schooling, or how much each parent should pay, if anything. The...

If someone dies without a will but leaves a surviving spouse, Minnesota law generally allows the surviving spouse to get most (and sometimes all)...

If by "HO" you mean a Harassment Restraining Order (HRO) case, MCRO typically won't show the case information online. You would have to go to a...

I agree that more information is needed here. Assuming for a moment that the home was awarded to both of you in the divorce decree (which often is...

No, they should not notify your current attorney that you called them for additional advice or for a second opinion, unless you specifically...

Not all financial information in a divorce is confidential or sealed from public view. Certain specific information (for example, social security...

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If you mean seeking criminal charges, then your girlfriend should call the police. But under the circumstances you describe, the police probably...