Steps To Take If Your Spouse Says No To Divorce
TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read Summary): Spouses may resist divorce for various personal, emotional, or financial reasons. In Minnesota, a divorce can proceed without both parties’ agreement. Legal strategies exist for dealing with spouses who avoid service, fail to respond, or refuse to sign divorce papers. Johnson/Turner offers experienced divorce attorneys to help overcome the […]
What Happens to the Family Business in a Minnesota Divorce?
TL;DR Summary Minnesota law mandates a fair division of marital assets, including family businesses, in a divorce. Optimal scenarios allow for continued joint ownership, keeping the business in the family. In contentious divorces, the business may need to be valued and divided, or one spouse may buy out the other’s share. Selling the business is […]
Strategically Preparing for Divorce
TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read Summary) Divorce is a complex process requiring financial, legal, and personal considerations. Prepare financially by creating a detailed budget for future planning. Gather all essential financial documents, including bank statements and mortgage documents. Identify and articulate your goals for the post-divorce future to maintain focus. Seek professional guidance from seasoned […]
Staying Productive During Divorce Delays in Minnesota
Even before you begin the divorce process, you’re likely already looking toward the finish line. While you may want to get divorced as quickly as possible, certain periods during divorce proceedings require some time and patience. Even so, you can continue working and making progress on your case. When you meet with a Minnesota divorce […]
Steps to Take if You’ve Been Denied Visitation by Your Ex
When spending time with your children is a top priority, you don’t want anything to get in the way of that. Unfortunately, sometimes your children’s other parent, who should also want the best for your children, is also the person keeping you from them. Getting denied your parenting time with your kids can be frustrating […]
Psychological Assessments and Custody
Psychological Assessments in Custody Cases: Key Considerations The Role of Parental Evaluation in Custody Decisions In divorce and custody cases, courts must thoroughly assess each parent’s ability to provide a nurturing environment for their child. Central to custody decisions is determining the child’s best interests, a process that encompasses various factors, including the mental and […]
Navigating Child Custody Order Disputes
Navigating Child Custody Order Disputes: Understanding Your Options Resolving Custody Conflicts Amicably When co-parents face disagreements over child custody orders, the best scenario involves resolving these conflicts through civil discussion. However, not all situations unfold this way. At times, one or both parents might not adhere to the custody order’s stipulations. This breach necessitates understanding […]
Addressing Domestic Abuse in Divorce Cases in Minnesota
Addressing Domestic Abuse in Divorce Cases in Minnesota The Prevalence of Domestic Abuse in Divorce Domestic abuse is a significant issue in the United States, and Minnesota is no exception. It affects people of all genders and can be a critical factor in divorce proceedings. Despite the feelings of isolation that abusers often instill in […]
Understanding Child Emancipation
Understanding Child Emancipation: Navigating Independence in Family Law The Changing Dynamics of Parent-Child Relationships As children grow and become more independent, the dynamics within a family can shift significantly. These changes are often a natural part of growing up, but in some cases, they can lead to irreconcilable differences between parents and children. When these […]
Proof Needed to Get Sole Custody
Navigating Child Custody in Divorce: Understanding Your Rights and Options The Complexity of Child Custody in Divorce Divorce brings unique challenges to every family, especially when it involves child custody. In Minnesota, there’s no default preference for joint or sole physical custody, making each case distinct. For parents considering sole custody, understanding the evidence required […]
