Dealing With Anger in Your Divorce
Divorce and child custody cases inevitably lead to some complicated and unpleasant emotions. This is true not only for the adults involved in the case, but also their children. Before, during, and after the divorce or separation, the adults and the children may experience a higher degree of anxiety, instability, and anger then they ever […]
Krystal Lilyquist’s 10-Year Anniversary!
This month we are celebrating Krystal Lilyquist’s 10-year anniversary with Johnson/Turner Legal. Krystal started as a paralegal supporting one attorney in one practice area, and has grown into a senior paralegal supporting up to 12 attorneys at one time in a wide variety of practice areas. Krystal truly embodies the core values of our law […]
Divorce and Social Media
Social media seems to be everywhere. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and a myriad of other social media platforms allow us to connect with other people across the world, including friends and family. While social media can be a great way to keep in touch with people we do not have the chance to see every day, […]
Wills and Undue Influence
When planning an estate and drafting a will, the intent of the testator is to make sure his or her final wishes are carried out. While some people rely on friends and family members to help them make decisions about the final disposition of their property, others may be secretive and refuse to discuss the […]
Social Security and Divorce
We all look forward to retirement. We all spend years working hard to make sure we have a secure financial future after we are done working. When people get divorced, the picture of financial security they have worked to develop over the years can become much more complicated. What many people do not realize, however, […]
Estate Planning and College Funds
We all know that planning for our future is important. Once we have children or grandchildren, helping to plan for their future becomes just as important. Grandparents often take great joy in giving gifts to help their grandchildren. Especially given the rising cost in higher education in the United States, it is common for grandparents […]
Why Do I Need a Lawyer for My Uncontested Divorce?
An increasing number of court cases are settling before they ever see a court room, including divorces. Uncontested divorces are an increasingly popular option for couples who have decided to part ways. An uncontested divorce means that the parties have agreed on all aspects of their case, ranging from property to debt to child custody. […]
January Lunch & Learn Recap – Significant Changes for LLCs Under Minnesota Law
Presented by Jack Clinton and Josh Brekken, Johnson/Turner LegalThursday, January 18 at Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce Jack Clinton and Josh Brekken presented at the Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce Lunch and Learn in January. They had a huge turnout! About the Program: Significant changes in the laws pertaining to Minnesota LLCs will occur as a result of the Minnesota […]
Why Should I Go To Mediation?
Alternative dispute resolution is being increasingly used in all types of cases across the United States in order to help parties to all types of litigation settle before a trial. Family law cases in Minnesota are no exception to this. Couples are increasingly turning to different ways to find quicker and less costly ways to resolve their family […]
Gifted Children and Custody
Parenting is a difficult job. Each child has his or her own particular preferences and needs to which parents must pay distinct attention. To help each child grow and thrive in his or her own unique way, specific decisions must be made based on each child. When a child has special talents and is gifted, parents […]
