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Everything You Need to Know About Colorado Child Support

December 2, 2019

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

What Is Early Neutral Evaluation In Minnesota

October 30, 2019

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

Steps to Take if Wanting to Relocate Out of Minnesota with a Child

September 26, 2019

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

What Happens to Marital Property During a Colorado Divorce?

September 20, 2019

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

Collaborative Divorce Benefits Both Parties

July 12, 2019

Divorce is difficult for all parties. Collaborative divorce removes the red tape surrounding the dissolution of a marriage by coming to an agreement outside of

5 Things You Need to Know About Minnesota Divorce Law

May 8, 2018

Divorce laws are very specific from one state to another. The requirements for a state like Minnesota can differ greatly than those of a state

Big Change To Minnesota Child Support in August

May 1, 2018

Beginning August 1st the formula for calculating monthly child support in Minnesota will change. Currently, the shifts in child support are at three levels; parenting

5 Pieces of Divorce Advice That You Need to Hear

April 24, 2018

Going through a divorce can be mind-wrecking. It drains your energy, causes stress, and affects your mental well-being. This process isn’t just costly and time-consuming

Legal Separation Vs. Divorce: Understanding the Differences

April 18, 2018

If you’ve decided to split from your spouse, it can be tricky to decide what happens next. Do you want to go down the path

What Happens When You Want to Stop Your Divorce?

April 10, 2018

It’s estimated that in the United States the divorce rate is 3.4 per 1000 people. Divorce isn’t uncommon, but that doesn’t mean that some may start

How to Deal With a Contested Divorce

April 3, 2018

No one wishes to go through a divorce, but sometimes the inevitable happens. A contested divorce, depending on the complexity could take years to resolve.