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Divorce can be just like a Minnesota winter for many couples going through the process. It is usually cold; it can negatively affect one's plans and it appears to last forever. While this may be true for many people, spring will eventually come. Divorce is not an easy...
Many Minnesota couples have considered signing a prenuptial agreement prior to their marriage. For many, a prenup is a great way for each spouse to protect their assets in the event of a divorce. It can also protect a spouse from assuming the debts of the other...
For any Minnesotan with high assets, an advance financial agreement may be a wise option prior to starting a first, second, or even third marriage. For many individuals, a prenuptial agreement is more than just a way to protect one party's assets -- it can often avoid...
The question of whether or not alimony is necessary in a divorce is one that many Minnesotans have asked before filing for divorce. For many divorcing couples, a large disparity in income between spouses sparks interest in alimony payments. Alimony can become a more...
For many couples, domestic violence is a serious problem that can often end in a fatality or serious injury. Across the nation, thousands of fatalities result from domestic violence. For one Minnesota domestic violence victim, preventing these fatality and abuse has...
For countless Minnesotans, marriage does not last forever but divorce certainly can. Divorce can complicate life for years, and in some cases even longer. Some suffer more negatively than others, but what's important is that the children shouldn't have to suffer....
Almost every Minnesotan who has gone through a divorce with children involved probably knows that it can be difficult. Whether it's joint custody or split custody, child custody is no walk in the park. In the United States, more than 100 billion dollars is owed in...
