By aphlaw | Published March 12, 2020 | Posted in Child Custody, Divorce | Tagged Tags: child custody arrangements, divorce, Minnesota divorce lawyer, Religion | Comments Off on Can Religion Affect Child Custody Arrangements?
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Can Religion Affect Child Custody Arrangements?
In most cases, the court will not use the religious beliefs of one parent as a primary determinant for child custody arrangements. However, that doesn’t mean religion won’t factor into custody decisions at all—just that it is likely to be one of a multitude of factors. For religion to be one of the primary determining Read More
Read MoreAn Overview of the Rights of Non-custodial Parents
A non-custodial parent is the parent who does not have primary custody of a child. This parent may or may not have a set parenting time schedule. There are some circumstances in which the non-custodial parents will have some limited legal rights in terms of their ability to make decisions on behalf of the child. Read More
Read MoreCan You Modify Alimony Arrangements?
Alimony (called spousal maintenance in Minnesota) arrangements are common when there is a significant gap in earning capacity between divorcing spouses. The divorce decree will contain information specific to spousal maintenance that defines how much will be paid and when those payments will be due each month. It will also define how long spousal maintenance Read More
Read MoreExamples of Common Financial Mistakes that Occur in Divorce Settlements
As you go through the process of negotiating a divorce settlement, it is crucial you carefully think through all of your decisions with the assistance of your attorney to prevent yourself from accidentally accepting a deal that could be financially damaging to you in the long run. Here are a few examples of some of Read More
Read MoreCommon Indicators of an Upcoming Divorce
Filing for divorce is generally not something people take lightly. In most cases, the divorce had been a long time coming, with at least one of the partners having been considering it for quite some time. There are some issues that arise during a marriage that are major red flags that the relationship could be Read More
Read MoreThe Biggest Reasons to Retain a Divorce Lawyer for Your Case
When you’re going through the divorce process, you do technically have the ability to represent yourself in your case. However, this could prove unwise in many cases. Here are just a few reasons why you should make it a point to retain a divorce lawyer for your case. Experience in practicing law: Divorce attorneys have Read More
Read MoreWhy You Should Get More Exercise During Your Divorce
One of the most common pieces of advice people get as they go through a divorce is to join a gym or running group, or to simply find a way to get more exercise. This might not seem like particularly helpful advice on its face, but you may be surprised at just how many benefits Read More
Read MoreTips to Help You Stop Arguments During Your Divorce
Even relatively amicable divorces can have moments of tension, where it can feel like an argument is ready to burst out at any moment. This is only natural, given the emotional nature of the divorce process. However, it’s in everyone’s best interest to keep the arguments to a minimum so you can avoid damaging the Read More
Read MoreSigns You Should Consider Going to Marriage Counseling
Are you starting to worry about the state of your marriage? Attending marriage counseling can be a great decision that can get you and your spouse communicating more openly with each other again, and potentially save your relationship. Here are some signs you should consider going to marriage counseling. You don’t speak much: If you Read More
Read MoreWhat Are Some Common Risk Factors Associated With Divorce?
While divorces have, according to national statistics, been on the decline for the last decade or so, there are still a large percentage of marriages that end in divorce. Marriage counselors, divorce attorneys and sociologists have studied divorcing couples for years and are generally able to point to a certain set of “risk factors” that Read More
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