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A high-asset divorce can involve much more than deciding who keeps the house. A marriage may include a business, retirement accounts, investments, real estate and other substantial assets. Minnesota courts divide marital property in a “just and equitable” manner. The...
A cabin may hold family memories while also representing a financial investment. During a Chisago County divorce, you may worry about whether you can keep it and how its value will affect your settlement. Minnesota law requires a just and equitable division of marital...
An old case can follow you long after the court date ends. Employers, landlords and licensing boards may still see it, even when you have moved on. Minnesota law may let you seal that record from public view. What sealing a criminal record does Expungement seals a...
Going through a divorce is never easy, and watching your child struggle with the changes can be heartbreaking. As a parent in Minnesota facing this transition, you want to do everything possible to protect your child's emotional health. While every family is unique,...
Getting arrested can be a stressful experience. Out of sheer stress or anxiety, you may make decisions that can negatively impact your case. Understanding common mistakes people make after an arrest in Minnesota can help you protect your rights and improve your...
If your child or another loved one depends on a guardian, the guardianship arrangement may remain in place for many years. During that time, circumstances can change. A guardian may no longer be able to serve because of illness, age, death or other life events. If...
People travel daily along the I-35 corridor that runs through Chisago County. Many know that this stretch of road is considered a drug highway, but that doesn’t mean that police officers have the freedom to pull people over without any cause. One factor that comes...
Your child is approaching 18, and for years you have handled their care, school decisions and medical needs. Once they reach adulthood, the law will treat them as an adult, which means you will no longer have automatic authority to act on their behalf. To continue...
You and your spouse might own a vacation home or inherited land in another state. However, in the event you get a divorce, it is not immediately clear what happens to these properties. This raises an important question: can courts in Minnesota actually divide property...
Many people assume that marital assets will be split evenly between divorcees. While this can happen in some cases, Minnesota law requires a division that is fair. However, what is fair is not always equitable. How does equitable distribution work? Under Minnesota...
