It’s generally assumed that since divorce is the last thing any reasonable person wants when […]
Category: Paternity
What is an ENE and do we need this?
The acronym ENE stands for Early Neutral Evaluation. The Minnesota Judicial Branch has wisely established […]
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 do I research if an attorney has been disbarred, suspended or disciplined for unethical behavior?
Attorneys have rules that they must follow in order to maintain high ethical standards. If […]
What is a Guardian ad Litem?
A Guardian ad Litem is a person with specifically required training who is assigned to a […]
Are women having children later in life?
If you think women are having children later in life, you are correct. The US […]
What is a good legal resource for unmarried parents?
Earlier blog posts discuss the rights unmarried parents have when it comes to their kids. […]
What if I cannot afford court filing fees for my family court case?
Minnesota courts charge filing and other fees in a variety of cases including those involving […]
Can I change an agreement reached at an Early Neutral Evaluation or at a mediation?
More and more people going through a family court matter are choosing to participate in […]
What is an Initial Case Management Conference (“ICMC”) Hearing?
Most people envision going to a courthouse for jury duty or to apply for a marriage […]
