After couples decide to end their marriage, one of the first questions is frequently: ‘How long does a divorce take in Minnesota?’ Unfortunately, there is no one size fits all answer to that question. We know that when spouses decide to divorce, they may want
All parents have a duty to financially support their children. Colorado ensures that support is paid to children by ordering payments from one parent to the other after divorce or between non-married parents. Colorado statute 14-10-115, provides the guideline formula for calculating a child support
A divorce case begins when a summons and a petition for Dissolution of Marriage is served on one’s spouse. The spouse then has 30 days to file an answer and counter-petition. The requirement to serve an answer may be indefinitely extended if the parties to
A parent in Minnesota can choose to move out of Minnesota with their child for many reasons. These might include a new career, a new significant other, or a desire to live closer to other family members. No matter what the reason for the relocation,
One of the first questions asked by people considering a Colorado divorce is, how is marital property divided? Property division can be one of the most challenging and frustrating components of a Colorado divorce. Therefore, it is essential to understand the basic principles behind Colorado
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