Minnesota Family Law Blog | Divorce, Child Custody, Domestic ViolenceAlithis Family Law, LLC

Discovery

“Discovery” is a legal term that refers to a method by which both parties exchange information. There are two ways of collecting and requesting information. Formal Discovery The first method

Health Insurance After Divorce in Minnesota

Typically, both spouses carry and maintain their own individual health insurance coverage after the Divorce is concluded. However, if insurance is not available to one party, Federal law (COBRA) mandates

Early Neutral Evaluation

Early Neutral Evaluation has two (2) components: Social Early Neutral Evaluation, also known as SENE [dealing with custody and parenting time issues]; and Financial Early Neutral Evaluation, also referred to

What is a Post-Nuptial Agreement?

A post-nuptial agreement is executed during the marriage. It is too simplistic to think that once there is a post-nuptial agreement, that the Court does not have any other choice

Credit and Divorce: When and Why to Get a Credit Report

It is always a good idea to obtain a personal credit report before the start of a divorce proceeding. This way, you will have an accurate idea of your debt and

Impact of Taxes in a Divorce

It is very important to take into account tax consequences when negotiating a property settlement in a divorce case. For example, if one (1) spouse is awarded $100,000 in cash