We have reached the end of January, which is known as "divorce month" in legal circles. That is because new filings go up by about a third every January, according to CNBC.
3 ways to address your finances, maybe avoid divorce
Lawmakers in another state mulling automatic 65/35 custody split
In Minnesota, how to arrange child custody and visitation often depends on what is best for each family. The child’s best interests are top priority, but the parents’ desires and needs must also be woven into the plan. For example, not every noncustodial parent is able to have parenting time on weekends, perhaps because they work long hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
3 steps to take before telling your spouse you want a divorce
The beginning of the year is one of the busiest times for new divorce filings, as people resolve to make changes in their lives, including getting out of unhappy marriages. But before rushing to the courthouse, there are some things people considering divorce should do to protect themselves financially.
What a prenuptial agreement can and can't contain in Minnesota
Planning ahead in case you and your spouse-to-be get divorced someday may seem like tempting fate. But creating a prenuptial agreement brings peace of mind to many engaged couples. If their marriage does not work out, they at least will not have to worry about a fight over property division and other issues.
