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Can You Travel While Facing Criminal Charges in Minnesota?

Facing criminal charges in Minnesota is stressful enough without wondering whether you can attend your cousin’s wedding in Chicago, take that work trip to Denver, or drive down to Iowa for a family emergency. These are real concerns, and we hear them from clients regularly. The short answer is: it

Can You Be Charged With a Crime If You Were Only Present?

Most people who call us after a run-in with law enforcement say some version of the same thing: “I didn’t do anything. I was just there.” And we believe them. We also know that in Minnesota, being “just there” is a more complicated legal position than most people realize. This

Can Spousal Maintenance Be Changed After Divorce?

Spousal maintenance orders feel permanent when you’re sitting in a Hennepin County or Ramsey County courtroom watching a judge sign off on your divorce decree. They’re not. Life changes, sometimes dramatically, and Minnesota law recognizes that what made sense on the day of your divorce may not make sense three

Can You Get Divorced in Minnesota If Your Spouse Refuses to Cooperate?

People come to us in some really difficult spots. One of the most common situations we see is someone who has made the decision to end their marriage, only to find out their spouse has no intention of making it easy. They ignore papers. They refuse to sign anything. They

When Can a Child Custody Order Be Modified?

Life changes constantly, and sometimes those changes affect what’s best for your children. Parents in Minnesota often wonder whether they can modify an existing custody order when circumstances shift. The good news is that Minnesota law recognizes that families evolve, and the courts provide mechanisms to adjust custody arrangements when

How Property Is Divided in a Minnesota Divorce

When marriages end in Minnesota, one of the most complex and emotionally charged issues couples face is dividing their property. Understanding how Minnesota courts approach property division can help you prepare for what lies ahead and make informed decisions about your future. Minnesota follows what’s called “equitable distribution,” which doesn’t

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