Minneapolis, MN
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Minneapolis, MN
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +3 more
In Minnesota, all property acquired during the marriage by either party is presumed to be marital property. [1] This means that earnings and property acquired by either spouse are viewed as joint pro...
See Full GuideIt depends on how bad it is. Half of the divorce cases out there involve one or the other party being on anti-depressant medications, so that in and of itself wont matter much. It really depend...
See Full GuideFrom time to time a client will come to me, excited that he or she has figured out a sure-fire way to win custody, because he or she has personally diagnosed the spouse with Borderline Personalit...
See Full GuideStrictly speaking, a new spouses income may not be considered when determining spousal maintenance or child support issues with a prior spouse. [1]That said, to the extent a new spouse, cohabitan...
See Full GuideNO, THEY ARE NOT! I cant tell you the number of times someone comes to me with this same sad predicament. For several months or years, the party has been paying less child support or spousal ma...
See Full GuideFor married parties with children born during the marriage, both parties have joint legal and physical custody until the Court orders otherwise. Thus, either parent has the right to take the chi...
See Full GuideMinnesota law is very clear on this point. If an engagement ring was given prior to the marriage, and a marriage subsequently took place, then the engagement ring is the non-marital property of ...
See Full GuideIn Minnesota divorce law, dogs, cats, and other pets are considered personal property. So if you owned a pet prior to the marriage, or acquired it during the marriage by gift or inheritance, or ...
See Full GuideA common problem for many families is a dispute over where the minor child(ren) will attend school. If you have sole legal custody, you may decide this on your own. But if like most parents you...
See Full GuideThe date on which earnings (including retirement contributions and other income) becomes separate property again, is the so-called valuation date. [1] The valuation date is the date of the initia...
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