On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Feb 26, 2020 | Divorce
If you and your spouse are partners in a family business, the fate of that business will be a focal point in your divorce. Determining the value will be essential as you approach the property division phase of the proceedings. Determining value When married business...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Jan 16, 2020 | Divorce
When divorcing partners share feelings of bitter animosity, resentment and mistrust may easily lead either spouse to make emotional decisions that are not truly in their best interest. One of the most common mistakes that individuals make is attempting to hide assets...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Dec 21, 2019 | Divorce
The biggest concern for many Twin Cities couples going through a divorce is how this change will affect their kids. You know that pursuing divorce is the best choice for you and your children in the long term, but how can you maintain a strong bond with your children...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Nov 27, 2019 | Divorce
Many societal norms become outdated after a few decades, leaving room for newer traditions. For residents of Minnesota and elsewhere, this appears to apply to the older standard of staying in a marriage, no matter what. People in their senior years are seeking...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Sep 17, 2019 | Divorce
When you are in the midst of a divorce, your conduct is under a metaphorical microscope. Any behavior that seems inappropriate or counter to what you have said during the proceedings could hurt your prospects of obtaining reasonable arrangements when it comes to...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Aug 29, 2019 | Divorce
Co-parenting with your ex-spouse takes significant commitment from both parties. Although communication may sometimes be difficult, your children will benefit from a positive relationship between their parents. Foster a healthy family life after divorce by avoiding...
On behalf of Lees Family Law, Ltd. | Jun 19, 2019 | Divorce
“Gray divorce” — divorce after age 50 — is a growing phenomenon in the United States. The rate of gray divorce has doubled since 1990, although it’s still far more common to get divorced before age 50. That said, in 2010 roughly one in four divorces...
