A family law case that went all the way to the Supreme Court of the United States has finally been resolved. A state court had granted child custody of an American Indian child to non-Indian parents. According to the reports, the biological mother of the child had...
Resolution Through Negotiation
Family law and child custody representation in Minnesota's Twin Cities.
Month: July 2013
Minnesota’s same sex marriage evolution
Same sex marriage often catches all the headlines. From Minnesota's failed attempt to pass an amendment limiting marriage to one man and one woman to the legislature's approval of a bill allowing for same sex marriage, the debate has primarily been on the front page....
Child custody dispute leads to international incident
Divorced or separated, parents accept it as a reality. When the couple splits, they must make efforts to allow the other spouse parenting time. This reality is not a big deal when both parents live in the Twin Cities. But, when parents are separated by state lines or...
Twin Cities’ Divorce Blind to Age
When a marriage dissolves, it is often unexpected. No matter the length of marriage or the age of the splitting couple, there are numerous obstacles that they could encounter. A recent report from England has highlighted the trend of baby boomers divorcing after...