Minnesota parents who have been through a divorce, are living apart and are struggling to co-parent their teenaged child should consider several ways they could possibly improve their family situation. Successful co-parenting provides a teenager with stability and...
Property division in Minnesota is not black and white
You have decided to divorce your spouse, but you are worried about the financial fallout of this major life event. How can you be sure that you will be in the best position financially, following the marital breakup?A particularly important aspect of divorce that will...
How divorce affects Social Security benefits
For individuals in Minnesota eligible for Social Security, untying the knot doesn't necessarily mean no longer being able to collect on a spouse's record. If a marriage has lasted for 10 years or more and the former spouse is 62 or older and unmarried, they may be...
Changing gender roles and divorce
Some men expect to be the financial providers for their families. Therefore, when they make less than their wives, there may be trouble ahead for their relationships. Studies show that this is often true for married couples in Minnesota and throughout the U.S. In some...
How divorce can affect insurance coverage
Some divorcing couples in Minnesota have to-do lists that include such things as sorting out marital assets and handling any custody issues that may be part of the divorce process. During this stressful time, it's easy to overlook other matters, such as insurance...
