How To Divide Personal Property During A Divorce

You’ve been married 20 years or even just a few, either way you’ve accumulated, some things, and by Some things I mean a lot of stuff!  What do you do […]

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My Lawyer Just Fired Me? Every once in a while I get a call from a potential client who says their lawyer “fired” . Well, it’s true in divorce cases […]

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How To Answer Questions At Trial So, you’ve identified what type of witness you are and you know you want to be right in the middle, so now what? What […]

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Testifying Tips or How To Testify  (Part 1) Most people get pretty nervous when they learn they have to testify at a trial. Many people think it’s just like the […]

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An update of  one of my more popular posts, enjoy! 5 BIG DIVORCE MISTAKES As a divorce lawyer I get to see good people at their worst, and I get […]

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Can a divorce lawyer tell you in a few minutes if he or she think you got a good divorce settlement? The short answer is no, here are 3 reasons why not.

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UPDATE: 5-31-2017 What is the difference between Divorce and Legal Separation In Minnesota | This is such a common question I thought I would start out the blog by answering […]

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Introduction How did moving become so complicated the older we got?  In our early 20s we moved by packing up a few bags and shoving any straggler items into the […]

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Facebook and Divorce In addition to its effect on many other parts of our daily lives, Facebook now appears to be taking over even our divorces.  Over 30 percent of […]

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A Look Back at Minnesota Twin Kirby Puckett’s Divorce It was 10 years ago this past month or so, that Minnesota Twins Fans woke up and learned that their favorite […]

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Note: Dear Reader, your author has been in a nearly 2 week long family law trial that has taken a great deal of time prepping for.  I thought I posted this prior […]

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Tired of Paying for the “Pleasure” of Divorcing? How to Recover Attorney Fees in Minnesota Divorce cases For a variety of reasons, most states in America follow what is called the […]

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With the economy down lately it’s fairly common I get a several calls during a week from people seeking a divorce, but they say they can’t afford it and just […]

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Mediation and Divorce| In Minnesota the rules for family law require you to at least contemplate mediation prior to filing motions and going to court. The new rules now (Rule […]

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We are now officially in Mother’s and Father’s Day season in Minnesota. Normally a time of finding dad that perfect tie or T-shirt or finding mom the new waffle iron […]

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