Minnesota Legal Blog

In most situations, the division of property in a divorce is fairly easy. If a couple cannot agree, the court steps in and divides it equitably under the law. You may have to sell the house and split the proceeds or divide up the antiques you own between each other....

Minnesota allows divorcing parents to create a parenting plan instead of a court-ordered custody and visitation agreement. The court will review the plan to determine that it is in the child's best interest.  If you have minor children and are facing divorce, learn...

Minnesota’s winters are notoriously frigid. Whether you love bundling up and heading out into the cold or prefer to stay toasty indoors, you recognize the inherent dangers of the first few months of the year. Regardless, if you have to meet up with a former spouse to...

You have many decisions to make when you get a divorce in Minnesota. Perhaps one of the most difficult is what to do with the family home. While your gut feeling may be to fight to stay in the house, it may not be the ideal decision for you or your family. U.S. News...

When parents decide to divorce, the state makes sure that both individuals continue to support their children financially. Established in 2007, the Minnesota Child Support Guidelines provide basic calculations for child support amounts depending on both parents'...

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