One of my more popular posts to help explain a relief or temporary relief hearing Updated for 2016. A Temporary Relief Hearing is a hearing where you can request relief, […]
Read more ›Child Support for Minnesota Business Owners Child support and corporate/business income are not likely to be high on anyone’s list of their favorite things to think about. When you combine […]
Read more ›Who Gets To Claim The Kids After The Divorce? It’s not uncommon for there to be some dispute about who gets to claim the children for tax purposes. Over the […]
Read more ›Parenting, Soviet-Style-In the U.S. Or, how much money do you really have for child support? If a married couple in Minnesota gets a divorce and child support is awarded, the […]
Read more ›Underemployed for child support purposes? Imputed income in calculating Minnesota child support obligations Child support litigation may be the one time you can tell your ex that he is underperforming in terms […]
Read more ›How you can be held in contempt of court in a Minnesota child support or other family law proceeding “Contempt of court” is one of those terms that is easy […]
Read more ›Other family members and visitation with a child after a parent dies You might have read our previous post about grandparents’ visitation rights: Grandparent Rights A quick recap: Minnesota law recognizes […]
Read more ›Minnesota Child Support Enforcement | Having a court order for your former partner to pay child support is one thing. Actually receiving that money from them can be a bit […]
Read more ›This is always a difficult question to answer, because most people have two very different beliefs regarding the sufficiency of child support. The first view, usually had by the obligor […]
Read more ›So you got divorced and started paying child support to your ex. But a few years later, you were laid off, making it difficult to pay the same amount as […]
Read more ›Minnesota Child Support 101 Do you ever feel like you missed out on some of the basics when the issue of child support first came up in your life? Let’s […]
Read more ›Emancipated Minors and Child Support Obligations in Minnesota Emancipated Children | Although your teenager may be convinced that he is no longer a child, especially when driving privileges, curfews, and house rules […]
Read more ›When Does Child Support Really End? Most people are under the assumption that child support is just that, support for a child and ends when the child turns 18. However, […]
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