Navigating the Waters of Spousal Maintenance in Divorce: A Guide
When your marriage ends, your financial story doesn’t have to unravel with it. Spousal maintenance—often misunderstood, frequently contested, and rarely straightforward—can feel like one of the most uncertain aspects of divorce. Whether you’re seeking support or facing the obligation to provide it, the legal terrain is complex, and the emotional stakes are high. At Johnson/Turner, […]
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 […]
Understanding Spousal Maintenance: Navigating Financial Fairness in Divorce
At Johnson/Turner, we know that marriage is a partnership. Couples work together to build a life, both emotionally and financially, creating a unique standard of living based on their income, assets, and shared dreams. But when a marriage ends, this carefully crafted lifestyle can be one of the most significant aspects impacted during a divorce. […]
7 Questions to Ask Your Adoption Lawyer
You should be able to trust the adoption attorney that you hire. Check out these seven questions that you should ask your adoption lawyer. When asked about deciding factors for choosing an attorney, most people say a trustworthy reputation is the top priority. But how do you find an adoption lawyer you can trust in the […]
Minnesota Statute 332C and What It Means For Your Business
As a business owner in Minnesota, staying informed about legal changes is crucial. One significant change that might impact your Limited Liability Company (LLC) is Minnesota Statute 332C. This statute, effective since 2014, has brought essential transformations in how LLCs operate within the state. Why Minnesota Statute 332C Matters to Your LLC In 2014, Minnesota […]
Removing a Conservator
At Johnson/Turner, we specialize in making complex estate planning topics, like conservator removal, more approachable for our clients. Let’s delve into the essential aspects of removing a conservator, a step sometimes necessary when a conservator fails to meet their responsibilities. Defining Conservatorship Initially, it’s important to understand what a conservatorship involves. This legal arrangement occurs […]
5 Sneaky Tactics Spouses Might Use in a Divorce
Divorce is often like a battle, with spouses frequently looking for ways to gain advantages over their former partners. If you’re going into the divorce process in Minnesota, it’s helpful to familiarize yourself with certain common sneaky tactics spouses use that could potentially weaken your case. Divorce Can Bring Out the Worst in People The […]
Impact of Criminal Charges or Records on Child Custody in MN
Getting charged with a crime and having a criminal record can change your life and future in many ways, including impacting your ability to be awarded custody of your children. While a criminal past can have a negative effect on your custody battle, a child custody lawyer can help you fight for your right to […]
Sole Physical Custody and Why It Is Sometimes Awarded
Embarking on the journey of child custody decisions, particularly sole physical custody, presents unique challenges. At Johnson/Turner, we actively guide you through these complexities, prioritizing your child’s best interests and well-being. Deciphering Sole Physical Custody While joint legal custody grants equal rights to both parents to share in making major decisions for the children, sole […]
9 Signs You Need to Hire an Elder Law Attorney
You shouldn’t have to worry about your loved one’s affairs. Read here for nine telltale signs that you need to hire an elder law attorney. Business imposters and tech support scammers are some of the most common ways that older adults lose money. They’re promised one thing, only to be left with an emptied-out bank […]
