Waconia, MN
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Waconia, MN
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +4 more
Consequences of Abuse Claims Allegations of domestic abuse may have both civil and criminal consequences. In the civil context, an allegation of abuse may result in domestic abuse restraining orders,...
See Full GuideUnderstanding the procedures for custody evaluations can help you prepare for what may come and assist you in seeking a favorable resolution to your custody issues. ...
See Full GuideWhite Collar Crime is broad in its definition. It does not exist as a criminal category in any statute books. Instead, it is a generic category used to describe crimes that are often committed by profe...
See Full GuidePossession and Dissemination of Child Pornography I have been inundated recently by inquiries related to child pornography issues. In our computer age where information, images and videos can be rap...
See Full GuideWhat is the crime of DWI or DUI In Minnesota, it is a crime to: (1) to drive, operate, or be in control of any motor vehicle anywhere in the state while: * under the influence of alcohol, a ...
See Full GuideDON'T DON'T lie to your children with stories like "Dad is visiting relatives". Children know if you are trying to hide something, even if the purpose is honorable. DO DO talk to your children. Give ...
See Full GuideIn a divorce, some assets may be considered non-marital and, as a result, are not divided in a divorce proceeding. What is the marital estate? In a divorce, the parties divide up what is called the "...
See Full GuideWhat Property is Divided? Marital property laws vary from state to state. They define the marital estate (community property or marital property) as any asset acquired during the marriage whether tha...
See Full GuideChoosing a Divorce Process Most people do not understand that they control their divorce process. They alone can choose how they will resolve their issues. In that context, there are hundreds of co...
See Full GuideCustody There are two types of custody, “legal” and “physical.” Do not confuse them. They mean very different things What is Legal Custody? Legal Custody is the right to make decisions related to y...
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