Estate planning is not just about deciding who will inherit your assets after you are gone. It is also about making arrangements for your own future, especially as you grow older. Long-term planning is a necessary part of this process. Thinking about the future can...
Year: 2023
Dealing with denied parenting time
If you have struggled with the inability to spend time with your child because of parenting time violations, you could have significant emotional challenges to work through. You and your child could face hardships because of these violations, which could also place...
Back child support and your federal tax refund
If you fail to pay child support in accordance with a court order, you could face a number of serious consequences. From the loss of your driving privileges to passport denial and even the threat of arrest, this issue could create serious challenges in your life. In...
What are some signs a person should not be your executor?
As you write your will and plan out your estate, you may start to consider who you want as your executor. Since this role will greatly impact your beneficiaries, it is worth it to choose someone suited for the stress of this job. In order to find the best person...
Should you amend your prenuptial agreement after you get married?
Making the decision to create a prenuptial agreement before getting married is often a prudent choice, particularly in Minnesota. It sets the stage for financial clarity and stability. But what happens after you say "I do?" Should you revisit that prenuptial agreement...
When should you seek custody of your grandchildren in Minnesota?
Grandparents play a large role in the lives of their grandchildren, providing love, support and guidance. However, there are some situations where seeking custody of grandchildren may be necessary to ensure their safety and well-being. As a grandparent, in what...
What should you keep out of your will?
After you die, you want your assets to go to the people you choose. During the estate planning process, you can make this happen by creating a will. According to the American Bar Association, a will is a legal document that allows you to choose how to distribute your...
How can you protect your child’s mental health after a divorce?
Divorce affects every person within your family, including your little ones. Depending on your children's ages, they may not fully understand the concept of divorce or why their lives have to change. As a parent, you cannot stop them from feeling negative, but you can...
Navigating joint custody during summer break
Many people associate summer with some of their best childhood memories, so it is understandable that you want to make the most of this time with your kids. Luckily, creating a fun and memorable summer break is very achievable in a joint custody arrangement. Spend a...
3 tips for preserving mental and emotional health during divorce
Even when proceeding with a divorce is the right choice for a couple, the process can be exceptionally difficult. Marriage binds two people closer than any other relationship, so splitting that union typically has massive consequences. If you are struggling mentally...
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