During a Minnesota divorce, a former couple will have to divide up any property they obtained during their marriage. For many, this means making decisions about the family home. One person often wants to retain ownership, especially if there are kids involved....
How health insurance impacts divorce
Because of uncertainty surrounding federal health care policy, some Minnesota residents whose marriages are coming to an end might be putting their divorces on hold. In some cases, couples are choosing to stay together while finalizing the terms of an eventual...
The correlation between stressful jobs and divorce
Some Minnesota couples may work in professions that make them more vulnerable to divorce. A study that used census data to examine careers and the likelihood of divorce by the age of 30, the average divorce age, found that of the top 10 jobs that have the highest...
Divorce misconceptions can be costly
Ending a marriage can be a traumatic experience even for Minnesota couples who have been estranged for years, and divorcing spouses sometimes turn to family members or close personal friends for advice or comfort during these difficult times. While these individuals...
Families make plans in case of deportation
Those living illegally in Minnesota or throughout America face the possibility of being removed from the country by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. This may mean that they are separated from their children. In Camden, New Jersey, 50 immigrants recently...
Should a prenuptial agreement be part of your wedding plans?
Since the moment you and your beloved decided to get married, you've probably relived the whole proposal experience a thousand times in your mind. You may even remember the first person you called to share your exciting news. Whether you and your soon-to-be spouse...
