Supporting Your Child’s Emotional Well-Being During Custody Changes
Navigating the waters of custody changes is not just a legal journey, but an emotional voyage for the entire family, especially for the children involved. At Johnson/Turner, we understand that behind every custody case is a child’s well-being and future. Here, we offer compassionate and practical advice to support your child’s emotional health during these […]
Imputing Income for Support
Adjusting Finances Post-Divorce: Understanding Child Support and Imputed Income Financial Rearrangements After Divorce or Custody Actions After a divorce or custody action, it’s common for both parties to reevaluate and restructure their finances. When children are involved, both parents bear the responsibility of providing financial support. Situations such as job loss, career changes, or unemployment […]
Informal versus Formal Discovery
In family law, particularly in divorce and custody cases, preparation is crucial. A key part of this preparation is the discovery process, which helps you and your attorney gather necessary information. Discovery can be conducted informally or formally, and understanding the differences between these two methods is essential for choosing the right strategy for your […]
Can I Sue a Personal Representative for Mismanaging Probate?
Navigating Probate: Understanding the Role and Accountability of a Personal Representative in Minnesota The Importance of Probate in Settling Estates Probate serves as a crucial process in settling the estate of a deceased family member or friend. It involves appointing a personal representative responsible for various tasks, including assessing estate debts, gathering assets, settling valid […]
Understanding Child Custody Laws in Minnesota
Navigating the complexities of child custody laws can be challenging, especially during the emotionally charged process of a family separation. In Minnesota, understanding these laws is crucial for parents to make informed decisions that best serve their children’s interests. Here’s an overview of the child custody laws specific to Minnesota, reflecting the commitment of Johnson/Turner […]
Strategizing Estate Planning: Adding Names to Titles Benefits and Risks
Strategizing Estate Planning: Adding Names to Titles Benefits and Risks Simplifying Asset Transfer in Estate Planning Estate planning offers several strategies to streamline the transfer of assets to your beneficiaries, easing the burden on your personal representative and family. Utilizing tools like irrevocable trusts, transfer-on-death deeds, or gun trusts can bypass the probate process. Another […]
Wills and Child Custody: Actively Securing Your Children’s Future
When dealing with family law, especially concerning children, the process can feel overwhelming. It’s essential not only to address immediate issues arising from divorce and separation but also to plan for your children’s long-term well-being. Estate planning and creating a will are critical in this context, particularly regarding child custody. The Critical Role of Estate […]
9 Tips for Choosing a Local Family Law Firm
Are you looking for the right family attorney for your needs? Read here for nine helpful tips for choosing a local family law firm. According to IBISWorld, there are 57,943 family law and divorce lawyers in the United States. So how do you choose the lawyer that is right for you? If you need a […]
Navigating the Waters of Spousal Maintenance in Divorce: A Guide
When a relationship reaches its conclusion, and divorce becomes the next chapter, understanding the intricacies of spousal maintenance (often known as alimony) is crucial. At Johnson/Turner, we’re committed to guiding you through this often complex and emotional aspect of divorce, ensuring you’re empowered with knowledge and support. Understanding Spousal Maintenance Spousal maintenance isn’t a given […]
Am I Entitled to Spousal Maintenance?
Understanding Spousal Maintenance in Minnesota Divorce Cases Financial Challenges and Spousal Support in Divorce Navigating finances during a divorce is often complex and stressful. Transitioning from one household to two increases expenses, bringing the issue of spousal maintenance, also known as alimony or spousal support, into sharp focus. Spousal Maintenance: No Automatic Entitlement Spousal maintenance […]
