Assets Owned Before Marriage – Fair Game in Divorce? Examples of Non-Marital Property
“I bought my home a few years prior to marriage. We are divorcing in Minnesota after eight years, and only my name is on the title. Does that effect the
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Pitfalls of Determining Spousal Maintenance In a High Net Worth Divorce
While wealth brings financial freedom, it can create unusual complexities at the unexpected end of a marriage. When it comes to a high net worth divorce, spousal support payments can
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Understanding the Complexities of a High Net Worth Divorce
The divorce process can be intimidating and complex for families of all sizes and financial means. Dividing marital property and other assets during a divorce settlement can require a good
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Does Minnesota Have a Spousal Maintenance Calculator?
Highlights Unlike child support, which can be calculated based upon a set formula, there is no single formula or calculation available for determining the appropriateness of a spousal maintenance award
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Common Tax Issues in Minnesota Divorce Proceedings
In any divorce proceeding or a post-decree matter in Minnesota, the Court has the ability to address certain tax matters that can have financial implications on parents and families. Tax
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Is Minnesota a Community Property State?
Highlights Minnesota is not a community property state. Minnesota law provide for an equitable division of marital property rather than an equal division. The division may be equal, but it
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How Is Alimony Calculated in Minnesota?
While a divorce and subsequent financial changes can feel overwhelming, it doesn't need to feel like the end of the world. In fact, many find divorce to be liberating, offering
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How Is Child Support Calculated in Minnesota?
Child support is an award determined by the Court in a dissolution, legal separation, custody, or paternity proceeding, and provides for the care, support, and education of the minor child/children.
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Can I File for Divorce in Another State?
Depending on a state’s residency requirements, generally, parties can be divorced in any state that they are residing in so long as they meet the residency requirements or any other
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