When a Minnesota court issues a custody or parenting time order, both parents must follow the exact terms. One-sided changes or ignored schedules upset the child's life and create major legal problems. Breaking these orders leads to legal results like make-up...

Courts use various factors to determine appropriate child support payments. These often include income, the number of children, parenting time and childcare costs. Changes to any one of these or other factors can shift the payment amount. Parents who are trying to...

Spousal Maintenance, otherwise known as alimony or spousal support, has long been a point of contention in the divorce process. Previously, Minnesota legislators have primarily left it to judge’s discretion on when and how much maintenance would be awarded. As such,...

You’re planning your wedding—thinking about venues, flowers, and dinner menus—when your partner brings up something unexpected: a prenuptial agreement. It might catch you off guard, but it doesn’t have to be a negative thing. In fact, having a conversation about a...

Singles Buying Real Estate Together - Seek AdviceYou've been together for a while. You think this is going to last. You're tired of renting and throwing your money away. You think the time is right to buy a house with your significant other-but you're not married. No...