Minnesota parents who are divorcing may struggle with how to handle time with their children. While joint custody is increasingly preferred by divorcing couples as well as family courts, it can be difficult to handle emotionally and practically. Most parents are...
Minnesota spouses age 54 or more are at great risk for divorce
The overall rate of divorce has reportedly been on a decline in Minnesota and throughout the nation. There's an exception, however. If the year you were born is between 1946 and 1964 (i.e. the baby boomer generation) not only are you at great risk for divorce, but the...
Why student couples should consider a prenup
Minnesota students who get married might want to consider creating prenuptial agreements. This may be particularly true for students who are in law or medical school. Even if these students do not yet have assets, they might have significant debt. They may also have a...
Post-divorce life may require new financial pros
For some Minnesota couples, marital arrangements include situations where one spouse is dependent on the other one for financial decisions. Should a marriage come to an end, a dependent former spouse may opt to continue to rely on the same set of professionals that...
Disparate Levels of Attractiveness Can Spell Marriage Disaster
Like in other parts of the country, marriage in Minnesota is meant to be a lasting and legal bond shared by two people in love. Unfortunately, love and marriage are seldom easy, and in many cases, unforeseen complications can arise that make divorce more likely. For...
