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I Am Going Through A Divorce In Minnesota And There Is No Parenting Time Schedule.

It is fairly typical for a divorce proceeding to begin and for both parents to have differing ideas on what time is appropriate for the other parent. Therefore, this

In What County Should I Initiate My Family Court Proceeding?

In a divorce case, whether contested or uncontested, it can be brought in the county whichh either party lives—meaning that a party can file for divorce in either of the

What Is A Vocational Evaluation In Minnesota?

If your divorce case involves spousal maintenance, chances are that either you or your spouse may have to participate in a vocational evaluation. Simply put, a vocational evaluation incorporates the

Unwed Father’s Rights In Minnesota

Unwed fathers of minor children born in the State of Minnesota are often left wondering whether they have any rights to custody or parenting time with their minor child. To

I Got Served With Divorce Papers In Minnesota And My Spouse Emptied All Of Our Accounts.

First off, don't panic. When any divorce proceeding is started in Minnesota, one spouse must be served with summons, but neither party is allowed to simply seize an unfair share

Understanding Minnesota Family Court: Temporary Hearings

Temporary Hearings are becoming less and less common than they were in the past, with the requirement now in most Counties to attend an Initial Case Management Conference as the

How Long Does The Court Have To Make A Decision In My Case In Minnesota?

The hearing is over, the evidence has been accepted, and the arguments have been made; now, all that remains is to wait for the judge’s decision. But how long will

Proceeding With A Default Divorce In Minnesota

In Minnesota, a divorce can be granted as a default matter (meaning nothing is disputed and the divorce is granted based on the request of one party) in several different

I Am Going Through A Divorce In Minnesota, Should I Stop Contributing To My 401K Plan Or Retirement Account?

This may not be the ideal answer, but it is a true one: it depends. In general, however, you should continue to contribute the same amount and the same percentage