After you divorce, your life changes. You may want a fresh start or eventually you may want to remarry and move. Yet, if you are a parent, you worry about how relocating will impact your child custody agreement. Will your ex need to OK your relocation? How will your...
Family Law
Family Law
Co parenting during a pandemic
Co-parenting can be a challenge even in the best of times. However, when a widespread disaster like the COVID-19 pandemic occurs, co-parenting can prove even more complicated. Your first concern is your children's health, and you wonder whether the back-and-forth...
What factors matter in Minnesota child custody cases?
Single parents in Minnesota have a lot to think about. They must make sure that their children are cared for and have everything they need. When single parents learn that they will be thrust into a child custody battle for any reason, they usually want reassurance...
Why your former spouse’s newest divorce matters
Sometimes, after couples divorce they end up leading truly separate lives. However, many couples remain connected by children, friends, business and other mutual interests. If you are at all connected to your former spouse and your former spouse is going through...
Take care on social media during your divorce process
Staying "connected" through social media is such a prevalent phenomenon in American culture that it is undeniably difficult to avoid interacting via social media accounts. However, there are times in life when it is arguably very beneficial to do just that....
Life Insurance, Estate Planning, and the Importance of Communication
Life insurance is a basic part of financial planning for all types of families. It's important to have enough to cover your family's needs, no matter when you pass away. When a policyholder dies, it shouldn't require estate litigation or other heavy lifting to get the...