Protect Your Rights and Take Immediate Action After an Injury
Injuries happen quickly and unexpectedly and are commonly fraught with not only physical pain but also a cascade of potential…
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No-Fault Divorce Is the Key to a Smoother Separation
Divorce is often one of the most stressful and emotionally charged events in a person’s life. The last thing anyone…
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When Is it Time to Turn to Litigation During Divorce?
Divorce is never easy, but we all hope it can be managed with as little conflict as possible. Mediation offers…
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Get Vendor Service Agreements Right the First Time Around
Vendor service agreements are your business’s first line of defense. A single missed detail can turn a simple partnership into…
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Protect Your Rights and Take Immediate Action After an Injury
Injuries happen quickly and unexpectedly and are commonly fraught with not only physical pain but also a cascade of potential…
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Worker’s Compensation in Minnesota
In Minnesota, the law governing work injuries falls under the Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Act (WCA). Here’s what you need to…
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If You’ve Been Sued, Face It Head-On
Getting hit with a lawsuit is jarring, unsettling, and frankly, something you’d probably rather ignore. Unfortunately, ignoring a lawsuit won’t…
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How Does Minnesota’s New Survivorship Statute Impact Families for Wrongful Death Cases?
Up until recently in Minnesota, unlike most states, when an injured person died, most of their personal injury claim for damages died with them. If the injured person’s death was not caused by the injury, the surviving spouse and other family members could only make a claim for medical bills and lost wages caused by the injury.
Legal Separation vs. Dissolution of Marriage
What is a dissolution of marriage proceeding, and how does it differ from a legal separation? Minnesota Statute Section 518.06 defines a legal separation as “a court determination of the rights and responsibilities of a husband and wife arising out of the marital relationship. A decree of legal separation does not terminate the marital status of the parties.”
Can my Child Decide Which Parent to Live With?
A common question asked by parents during a divorce or custody matter in Minnesota is “when can a child decide which parent he or she wants to live with?” The short answer is…