Navigating the complexities of child custody and parenting time in Minnesota becomes particularly challenging when one spouse struggles with alcoholism. The primary concern in such cases is ensuring the child’s safety and well-being. Minnesota courts prioritize the child’s best interests,
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I Live in Hennepin County. Can I Hire a Divorce Lawyer in Anoka County?
By Jason Brown
If you’re considering divorce and live in Hennepin County, you might be wondering whether you need to hire a lawyer located in your county. The simple answer is no—your divorce lawyer does not have to be based in the…
Five Essentials to Address in a Minnesota Cohabitation Agreement
By Jason Brown
As more couples choose to live together without getting married, a cohabitation agreement has become an essential legal tool to define financial and personal expectations. In Minnesota, where common-law marriage is not recognized, unmarried partners do not have the same…
Practical Considerations if You Seek Third-Party Custody in Minnesota
By Jason Brown
Child custody matters are often emotionally charged and legally complex, especially when someone other than a biological parent seeks custody. In Minnesota third-party custody refers to situations where a non-parent—such as a grandparent, relative, or close family friend—seeks legal custody…
Seven Issues Unique to High Net Worth Divorce in Minnesota
By Jason Brown
Divorce is often a challenging and emotional process, but for high-net-worth individuals, it presents unique complexities that require careful legal and financial planning. Minnesota law provides a framework for divorce proceedings, but when significant assets are involved, the stakes are…
The Brief Focused Assessment Trend in Minnesota: BFA v. Custody Evaluation
By Jason Brown
Minnesota family courts are seeing an increasing trend in the use of Brief Focused Assessments (BFA) to assist in custody and parenting time disputes. As families navigate complex custody issues, courts and attorneys are seeking alternatives to traditional custody evaluations…
Do Minnesota Courts Have Jurisdiction Over My Divorce?
By Jason Brown
When filing for divorce in Minnesota, one of the most critical legal questions is whether the courts have jurisdiction over your case. Jurisdiction determines a court’s power to hear and decide a case. Without proper jurisdiction, any orders issued—including…
How Postnuptial Agreements Differ From Prenuptial Agreements in Minnesota
By Jason Brown
When couples in Minnesota consider the financial and legal implications of marriage, they often come across two important legal tools: prenuptial agreements (prenups) and postnuptial agreements (postnups). While both serve to clarify financial rights and responsibilities, they differ in key…
Served with a Divorce Summons in Minnesota? Here’s What You Can’t Do
By Jason Brown
Divorce is an emotional and often complicated process. If you have been served with a divorce summons in Minnesota, it is essential to understand your legal responsibilities and limitations from the moment you receive it. Under Minnesota Statute Section 518.091,…
How Does an Order For Protection (OFP) Impact an Award of Physical or Legal Custody in Minnesota?
By Jason Brown
An Order for Protection (OFP) is a legal tool designed to protect victims of domestic abuse by restricting an alleged abuser’s contact with the petitioner. While OFPs serve an important role in ensuring safety, they can have significant implications for…