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It is common for Minnesota spouses to share everything in marriage. In some cases, that means the family business as well. Spouses frequently go into business together, jointly creating a company that they grow and evolve together. It is generally a great way for two...
Most people think of divorce as a process for young people: a couple get married in their 20's spend a few years together, discover the marriage is no longer viable and divorce. While this scenario does describe many marriages, it ignores a growing segment of...
Most Minnesotans are familiar with the concept of a prenuptial agreement. These legal documents are signed before a couple gets married; they determine many important factors that will come into play if the couple decides to get a divorce. The division of property,...
Child custody cases are some of the most important legal issues you may ever have to face. The results of your child custody determination will have sweeping effects on the lives of everyone in your family. It stands to reason, then, that many child custody cases are...
Here in Minnesota and across the country, we are still feeling the aftereffects of the real estate bubble that collapsed near the end of the last decade. The economic downturn harmed many families, leading to strained budgets and strained relationships. Nowhere is...
Many people understand that the divorce rate in America today is extremely high. Though the exact numbers vary from study to study, it seems clear that a significant percentage of marriages will end in divorce. Many spouses, then, are looking to prenuptial agreements...
Here in Minnesota, judges can award spousal support as a way to provide for a more equitable divorce. Spousal support, more commonly known as alimony, is a court order designed to help a spouse cope with the economic impact of a divorce. Spouses who are asked to pay...
