Your child’s and your lives will go through many changes. Your child will grow, work schedules can change or a serious concern may arise. The custody order that was in the child’s best interests no longer serves that purpose, and you may be wondering whether you can...
Month: February 2026
When is it too late to draft a will?
People frequently procrastinate when it comes to estate planning. They might tell themselves that they need to wait until they have hit certain career milestones, finish having children or address other challenges before drafting legal documents. Unfortunately, many...
Spousal maintenance guidelines Minnesotans should know
Going through a divorce can raise difficult financial questions, with spousal maintenance being one of the most pressing concerns. This blog outlines what this can mean for you and what role it plays in your divorce proceedings. How Minnesota defines spousal...
Employers shouldn’t retaliate against employees
Employees have many rights related to their work conditions, some of which have to do with how they’re treated by employers. Within federal labor laws, there are specific things that workers are allowed to do. These protected activities include things like taking...
