Posted by Jason | Divorce, Family Law, Finances and Divorce, Mediation
Dividing assets is one of the most important stages of any divorce. Minnesota is a no-fault divorce state, and the courts will seek to establish an equitable division of assets. It is important to note that equitable does not mean even; rather it means the fairest division of assets between the divorcing couple. Factors that...
Posted by Jason | Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce, Family Law, Mediation
While communicating with an ex can certainly have its challenges, effective co-parenting is a must for divorced parents. When serious co-parenting mistakes are made, they can wreak havoc on a child’s self-esteem, emotional health, and future. Here are a few of the more common co-parenting mistakes divorced couples make and what they can do to...
Posted by Jason | Divorce FAQ, Mediation
In Mankato Minnesota, a couple who is divorcing who wants to avoid the animosity, stress and costs associated with a litigated divorce will often pursue divorce mediation as an alternative. Mediation involves the couple working together with their divorce attorneys and with a qualified independent third party mediator who helps to facilitate communication and help...
Posted by Jason | Divorce, Divorce FAQ, Mediation
Divorce mediation in Minnesota is a great solution for a couple who is divorcing and who want to avoid a litigated divorce. In a litigated divorce, a judge decides issues related to dividing assets, paying spousal and child support, and child custody. Going to court, presenting arguments and having a judge make decisions can be...
Posted by Jason | Alimony, Divorce, Mediation
When you are getting a divorce in Minnesota, you may be concerned about what your finances are going to look like after your marriage has ended. In particular, if your spouse is not working or if you earn significantly more money than your spouse does, you may be concerned about how much you will need...
Posted by Jason | Alimony, Divorce, Divorce FAQ, Mediation
During a marriage, a couple generally makes many shared purchases and co-mingles their finances in many ways. This co-mingling of money creates many complications in the event that the couple decides to get divorced. At this time, their shared property and interests need to be split and divided up. A couple can do the process...
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