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Divorce can be challenging for families, often affecting children the most. Thankfully, in Minnesota, the emotional well-being of children is considered in custody decisions. This policy shields minors from parental alienation, allowing them to connect with both...
Married couples and those cohabitating with romantic partners have immediate support for childcare challenges. If they are ill or get caught up at work one afternoon, they can rely on their spouse or partner to take care of the children. After a divorce or breakup,...
Co-parenting after a divorce brings up many challenging situations. You and your ex might not get along well, which can lead to conflicts. Having to deal with this reality might not bring out the best in you. Throughout your co-parenting relationship, you should work...
Divorces in Minnesota involve major changes for a family unit. Parents generally begin living separately and sharing responsibility for the children. Everybody's daily schedules will likely change, and both parents need to begin rebuilding their personal and financial...
Working third shift can pay more, but it can also put a lot of strain on someone's relationships. When someone find themselves facing divorce and worried about their options for sharing custody of their children, that third shift schedule may complicate things. Some...
Depending on who you ask and the mood of the person you question, people may tell you that mobile phones are a boon for public safety or possibly a curse. People might talk about the lack of eye contact in social interactions or how people record everything these...
Asking for sole custody in a Minnesota divorce is sometimes a fool's errand because there is little chance of success. There are parents who ask for custody as a way to punish their ex or feel like they won the divorce. Those are not healthy or positive motivations,...
