Unfortunately, insurmountable relationship problems can impact any couple, regardless of the length of marriage or age. As you know, getting a divorce is always an option when a marriage is irretrievable, but is it the best solution for couples over 50? In Minnesota,...
Although people think of divorce as an intensely emotional process, the main focus is on tangible matters. Couples share their resources and income when married, so a divorce in Minnesota will necessitate addressing numerous practical matters. Spouses need to separate...
Being a grandparent is one of life’s greatest rewards, but sometimes their joy is marred by fear and concern for the grandkids. Their own parents may be unable to care for them properly, leaving grandparents wondering what they can do about the matter. First, if you...
Self-care is of utmost importance during the challenging process of divorce. Divorce brings with it a range of emotional, psychological and practical stresses that can take a toll on one's well-being. Engaging in self-care practices is crucial for maintaining mental...
Divorce is never an easy process and it can be even more difficult when it drags on for a long time. In Minnesota, the minimum time frame for a divorce to be finalized is 30 days after the initial divorce paperwork is filed. However, the process can take longer than...
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional process, and taking steps to protect your credit during this time is essential. In a divorce, you must divide assets and debts. If you're not careful, it can significantly impact your credit score. Here are some tips on how...
In addition to matters that affect the well-being of children, money issues are a top concern for those exiting a marriage. Minnesota is an equitable distribution state, which means that courts strive to divide marital property fairly between spouses. Unfortunately,...
Many couples realize they have little in common with their spouse once their children leave home, and they have just each other for company. For example, one spouse may like to stay active, meet new people and explore new places while the other is happy at home or...
Child custody matters are serious, and they’re sometimes the most challenging part of divorcing. It’s up to the parents to provide the children with the support and consistency they need to thrive. This means putting personal feelings aside and always doing what’s...
If you and your spouse have a rental property, it’s likely brought you a nice added source of income – but maybe more than a few headaches. Now that you’re divorcing, the question becomes what to do with it. Your options are somewhat similar to those for your family...
