Resolution Through Negotiation
Family law and child custody representation in Minnesota's Twin Cities.
Because each child is different, one-size-fits-all template parenting plans can lead to unnecessary problems. Why is this? What does it have to do with the child's age? A baby or toddler generally needs more frequent visits of a shorter duration to develop a solid...
One of the most contentious issues in many state legislatures throughout the nation is the idea that joint or equal physical custody should be mandatory for any children of a couple who are divorcing. In many states, joint, shared custody has been suggested as being...
Pension plans can be a key component of many Minnesota resident's retirement plans. It can be a significant source of income, both for the testator and for their beneficiaries as well. However, a divorce can cast a cloud on the benefits of a pension plan. If the plan...
Most Minnesota residents would agree that parents love their children unconditionally and will always do what's best for them. Sometimes, situations develop in a parent's life where they may not be able to take care of their children. In times like this, Minnesota...
It's unfortunate, but not all Minnesota grandparents are able to visit their grandchildren. Their relationship with the child's parents may have broken down or the family may have moved out of state. However, there are situations when a Minnesota grandparent can file...
Calculating child support is one of the most important aspects of a divorce for the financial well-being of a spouse and, more importantly, the children's health and safety. A child is entitled to financial support from both parents under Minnesota law. When parents...