By aphlaw | Published January 2, 2020 | Posted in Divorce, Family Law | Tagged Tags: annulment, benefits of an annulment, divorce lawyer in Minneapolis, divorce process, instead of a divorce | Comments Off on Why Get an Annulment Instead of a Divorce
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Why Get an Annulment Instead of a Divorce
In the vast majority of circumstances, people who are considering getting a divorce will not be eligible for an annulment. You will likely only be eligible for an annulment if the marriage was a result of fraud, if your spouse was already married at the time, or if your spouse cannot consummate the marriage or 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 MoreWhat to Know About Business Valuation During the Divorce Process
As you go through the process of dividing your marital assets during your divorce, you will need to also consider the value of any business assets you own. If you’re the owner of a small business, you might not have previously tried to come to an accurate estimates of its market value, so the process Read More
Read MoreDo Health Records Ever Play a Role in the Divorce Process?
During the course of your divorce, you may be required to disclose some medical information if it is relevant to your case. The mental and physical condition of a parent could become relevant in child custody proceedings, for example. Frequent hospitalizations or major healthcare needs might also impact spousal maintenance arrangements or the asset and Read More
Read MoreCommunicating with Your Spouse During the Divorce Process
It is understandable if you want to avoid any contact whatsoever with your spouse after the two of you have decided to get a divorce. However, some level of communication will may be necessary to ensure the process goes reasonably smoothly. You have two choices: communicate directly or communicate through attorneys. Below are some issues Read More
Read MoreCould Mental Health Issues Lead to a Loss of Parental Rights?
During a divorce, if either spouse is dealing with serious diagnosed mental health issues, it could affect anything from property division to child custody. As always, the judge will need to spend some time considering what is in the children’s best interests before making any big decisions. If the circumstances of the condition are extreme, Read More
Read MoreCan Workers’ Compensation Affect Child Support?
If you were injured on the job and receive workers’ compensation benefits, this money could potentially impact the division of your assets and your child support arrangements during a divorce. The way in which that award would affect your divorce can vary based on how your state treats workers’ compensation. For example, workers’ compensation may Read More
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