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Divorce can be a challenging process, and ensuring a fair division of assets is important for both parties involved. Unfortunately, some spouses may attempt to hide assets to gain an unfair advantage. 1. Unexplained financial discrepancies One sign that your spouse...
Divorce is a stressful and sometimes contentious process. In the middle of proceedings, you may feel eager to get it over as quickly as possible. However, to limit the long-term financial impact, it helps to better understand how a divorce can impact your finances....
In a divorce few issues are as hard to resolve as what to do with personal property, stuff when people disagree. In the legal system personal property is defined as items that are not titled, furniture, clothing, electronics, small yard equipment, tools, etc. ...
When you get married, you might think about spending holidays with your spouse for the rest of your life. But when you get divorced, all you can think about is how to survive the upcoming season. Many couples wait until after the holidays to start the divorce process,...
It comes up all the time in custody cases, a parent asks, “why can't we just be fair, and each have the kids half the time?” In many cases that can work well, but it does not work in all cases and there is no law in this state that assumes people should have equal...
For divorce cases that involve dividing property you will want to put together a list of what you and your spouse have, and what it is worth. Do not worry about whose name is on the title, as that does not usually matter in family court. You can lump together small...
Mediation, where a third party, the mediator tries to negotiate an agreement, is required in almost all divorce and custody cases. The mediator in divorce and custody cases is usually an attorney, but, they cannot represent either side or give either side legal advice...
Minnesota courts do not award spousal support every time that a couple dissolves a marriage. In fact, the circumstances in which someone has to pay support are somewhat limited. Getting a little more information about spousal support awards will help people avoid...
Divorce affects people in different ways, but it almost always causes stress. The idea of dividing up a shared life and continuing forward as a single parent may become overwhelming. Some people may rush through the divorce process thinking it will help them heal...
The process of divorce may seem overwhelming, especially because you have to also deal with all the physical, emotional and social aspects of ending your marriage. Even if you and your spouse are having trouble agreeing on anything and everything, the divorce...