My Former Spouse Elected Survivor Benefit Coverage: Can Coverage be Terminated?
Once you/your ex-spouse have worked together to elect former spouse survivor benefit coverage, you should be aware of some triggering events that will terminate the coverage. This will allow you
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Survivor Benefit Plan: Former Spouse Coverage
If your ex-spouse is a member of the United States Military, you may have a marital interest in his/her retirement pay. When a military retiree dies, his/her retirement pay stops.
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Getting an Uncontested Divorce in Minnesota
If My Spouse and I Agree To an Uncontested Divorce, Do We Still Have To Go To Court? The answer is “yes”… sort of. If you and your spouse can
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Getting Separated From A Spouse Prior To Divorce in Minnesota
Divorce Can Be A Lengthy Process For those who have experienced a divorce in the State of Minnesota, he or she will tell you that it can be a lengthy
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How Long Does The Court Have To Make A Decision In My Case In Minnesota?
The hearing is over, the evidence has been accepted, and the arguments have been made; now, all that remains is to wait for the judge’s decision. But how long will
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I Have A Post-Decree Case; What Do I Need To Provide To The Lawyer?
If you have already been divorced, you already have a divorce Decree that has been signed by a Judge. That constitutes law in your case. Either you were divorced through
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Ten Common Courtroom Mistakes
Some people have never been in a Courtroom before. If you do have to attend a hearing, especially if it involves your family law matter, here are some things to
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Post-Decree Determination of Choice of School for a Minor Child(ren)
In a case when the parties are unable to determine what school their child or children will go to, either post-divorce or after a Court has issued an Order determining
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If my spouse and I agree on everything in our divorce, do we still have to go to court?
One of the most common questions people have about the divorce process is whether there is any need to go to court and see a judge if all the issues
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