Misuse of finances and identity theft are both forms of elder abuse in Minnesota. As your parent's age, you can educate them on how to stay safe from thieves. Teaching them strategies for protecting their assets can help them avoid the disappointment of losing what...
No matter how amicable a divorce may be, it is likely that some level of friction existed in the marriage. However, in very high-conflict divorces, the idea of co-parenting with your ex-spouse may seem like an impossibility.This is particularly true if your ex-spouse...
Parental alienation is a difficult issue to spot. Despite how strongly it can affect your child, you may not notice the warning signs until well after the alienating parent has made their first move. In order to get the jump on this ploy, you need to understand what...
Moving a parent into a Minnesota nursing home may involve a period of adjustment. Your mother or father has to learn to give up some degree of his or her independence, while you have to learn to entrust someone else with caring for your parent. You and your parent may...
Whether you count on child support payments from your ex or you have to make payments, make sure you understand your rights. From pursuing enforcement due to the other parent's failure to pay to paying arrears as a result of falling behind, the way you approach child...
After a divorce, you may worry about how well you get along with your ex-spouse, especially when it comes to taking care of your child. Learning how to deal with this new family situation is important for your mental health and your relationship with your child....
When you begin the divorce or separation process in Minnesota, you may quickly discover that certain matters are much more complex than you anticipated they would be. For these matters, you may require the court’s intervention before the finalization of your case....
The completion of your divorce proceedings in Minnesota may signal an end to the tension and hostility that permeated your marriage towards its end. It may, however, also prompt a slight degree of trepidation on your part if you were not the primary income earner in...
Perhaps you are nearing retirement age and beginning to consider what might happen if you are no longer capable of making health care or financial decisions. Aging brings new issues to manage. Then, too, there is always the possibility of a debilitating illness or...
Not many people want to think about what would happen if they were unable to make their own healthcare decisions. However, there are things like serious injuries, advanced dementia and life-limiting illnesses that can occur. An important part of planning for the...
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