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...
Family Law
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...
How to talk to kids about divorce in an age-appropriate way
Divorce causes change in the family, but you can minimize the damage caused by that change if you come into the situation prepared to help your children. Even if the divorce is amicable and both parents plan to keep parenting the kids, they face a long list of changes...
Should you opt for joint custody?
Parents often spend a big chunk of their time in negotiations trying to figure out what sort of custody option suits their family situation best. While many options offer benefits to different types of families in different situations, joint custody is one option that...
What you need to know about joint custody and vacations
If you share joint custody of your children, you split time with them between you and your former partner. Generally speaking, the schedule already in effect is enough to handle most circumstances. Still, you may want to take dependents with you on vacation. Here is...
Updating your estate plan amid divorce
After you create your estate plan, certain circumstances may warrant giving it a thorough review. A divorce is one such circumstance, and there are certain areas of your estate plan you may want to revisit when you split from your husband or wife. When you divorce...
3 back-to-school tips for coparents
You may have never pictured yourself getting divorced and sharing custody of your children with your former spouse. But this is a reality for many couples attempting to coparent their children. According to the American Psychological Association, between 40 and 50% of...
Are these warning signs of parental alienation?
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...
3 ways to rebuild credit after your divorce
Divorce often presents individuals with an opportunity to improve their lives. If you are not happy with your current credit score, you may want to use the end of your marriage as a reason to make some financial changes. With a good credit score, you may have an...
3 reasons mediation may be beneficial for families
You and your ex know your romantic relationship has come to an end, but you are not necessarily out to “get” each other or spend a considerable sum on your divorce. If this sounds like your situation, you may want to consider whether mediation may be a smart option...
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