Resolution Through Negotiation
Family law and child custody representation in Minnesota's Twin Cities.
Co-parenting in Minnesota can be challenging, but it can be especially tough when one parent plays favorites with the children. This can create resentment, alienation and emotional turmoil for both the children and the non-favored parent. Here are some tips for...
Divorce in Minnesota is tough. It's filled with many uncertainties and feelings of anxiety. Parents sometimes can get caught up in the whole process, giving little or no attention to their children, yet they are the ones that suffer the most. Consider out-of-court...
Setting up a parenting plan after a divorce can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to be. It’s important to lay out everything in detail so that everyone understands his or her rights and responsibilities in the parenting plan. This can then help ease tensions between...
Many married couples in Minnesota end up getting divorced. One option you have is mediation. It’s important to know all about this method. What is divorce mediation? Divorce mediation is one of the alternative means for ending a marriage. Instead of going through a...
Divorce is never easy in Minnesota, but it can be especially difficult when children are involved. As a parent, you may often wonder how to make the transition as smooth as possible for your children. The best way to do this is by striving for a child-centered...
Almost every St. Paul parent going through a child custody matter want what is best for their kids. But two parents raising the same children do not necessarily agree on what that "best" is. Parenting time is a crucial example. Though most parents going through...
It's not easy being a single parent in Minnesota, but you try to make it work. If you are facing a child custody evaluation, you want it to go smoothly because you want the best for your child. It's important to be well-prepared for your evaluation. Here are some tips...
There are a number of ways that age can play a role when child custody is decided in Minnesota and around the country; both the age of the parents and the age of the children involved may be factors. Bitter custody disputes can leave children emotionally scarred and...
There is a chance that you'll need to resolve your divorce case in a Minnesota courtroom. However, if you communicate reasonably well with your spouse, it may be possible to do so through alternate methods. In most cases, this means working with a mediator to come to...
When divorces in Minnesota turn ugly and child custody disputes ensue, it often becomes necessary for the courts to order parenting-time evaluations. According to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, evaluators can gather information from multiple sources,...