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While no one enters a marriage assuming that the relationship will end at some point in the future, it is often beneficial to consider what will happen in the event of a divorce. If you are preparing to marry, it may seem like an unromantic or distressing prospect to...
As a parent, one of your most important priorities after your divorce is ensuring that your child has what he or she needs for stability and security. In addition to allowing your child to have a consistent relationship with both parents, he or she also needs...
Co-parenting can sometimes be emotionally draining and complicated, even when parents have the best intentions. As a parent, you must be well-informed and prepared to make decisions for yourself and your children. If you are co-parenting, it is also essential to...
The back-to-school season can present pitfalls for co-parents as they seek to ensure their children's academic success and overall well-being. Developing a comprehensive back-to-school co-parenting plan is critical to fostering a supportive and stable environment for...
Although you can't cite your kids as the reason why your marriage ended, the stress of having children may cause issues in your relationship that are difficult to fix. Despite this, Minnesota law will likely award joint custody to you and your former partner. At a...
If you share children with your spouse, you will need to support them financially after a separation or divorce. Several factors are generally used to determine how much you must pay each month including your income, the other parent's income and the number of...
Going through a divorce in Minnesota is better than staying in a bad marriage. Even if you and your spouse have had your differences, it is possible to have a good divorce. Here is how to make it as smooth as possible. Agree to work together The first step toward...