Temporary Orders In A Minnesota Divorce
At Dwire Law Offices, P.A., we know that every divorce is unique. In some cases, there are some couples who just cannot come to an agreement. In cases like a high-conflict divorce, temporary orders may be useful. This is an order that you and your spouse must abide by while your divorce is litigated.
These orders are not common, because Minnesota law is designed for couples to work out agreements before the need for a trial. If you come to our Lakeville, Minnesota, law firm, we can help you decide if it is necessary to pursue a temporary order to deal with issues such as:
- Child support
- Child custody and parenting time
- Spousal maintenance
- Who temporarily lives in the marital home
- Who is in charge of certain financial obligations
We Can Represent You In Temporary Relief Hearings
For most couples, there are many options to help couples work out their differences before it is necessary to pursue temporary relief. In fact, in Minnesota, temporary orders are not allowed until after you and your spouse have attended the Initial Case Management Conference (ICMC)
If your spouse is being unreasonable, our founder, divorce lawyer Todd Dwire, can go through the courts to get an order, such as a temporary custody arrangement, put in place until your divorce can be finalized. As your attorney, Todd can act quickly and decisively to protect you.
Contact Us For A Free Consultation About Temporary Orders
If you think a temporary order may be necessary, do not hesitate to contact our office at 952-232-0179 or 866-442-9693 to schedule a free consultation.