It’s generally assumed that since divorce is the last thing any reasonable person wants when […]
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What is body language and why is it important?
Understanding one’s body language is an important part of self-awareness. Self-awareness will not only be […]
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How does a judge decide who gets what in a divorce?
Dividing assets can be one of the more painful aspects of a divorce. Some things […]
I find myself putting off the paperwork that needs to get done. Can you help me stop procrastinating?
First off, don’t kick yourself if you tend to be a procrastinator. One of the […]
What are some ways we can save money on legal costs in a divorce?
Divorce has both emotional costs and financial costs. Fortunately, there are things you can do […]
What happens with pets in a divorce?
No matter what you call them – “furry children” or “four legged children” – pets […]
What professionals can help in custody and parenting time cases?
Some parents are unable to agree where children should live, go to school or what […]
How do I repair my credit after a divorce?
A divorce triggers the division of all of a couple’s debts and assets such as […]
Where do I find Minnesota laws online?
The Office of the Revisor of Statutes is an office created by the Minnesota Legislature […]
What is a Guardian ad Litem?
A Guardian ad Litem is a person with specifically required training who is assigned to a […]
