Divorce Lawyer Coon Rapids
Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn Law Firm is located on the border of Blaine and Coon Rapids Minnesota, and proudly serves Blaine, Coon Rapids, Andover, Ham Lake, Champlin and the surrounding areas. Specializing in Minnesota family law, we understand the hardship and difficulties of this area of practice and are here to help you. Our attorneys have represented clients throughout the State of Minnesota and are here to help you as well.
Understanding family law, especially divorce law can be difficult, and Minnesota is a no-fault divorce state. No-fault divorce means that marriage can be broken and does not require proof that either party has done any wrong doing. You can file for divorce without having to provide evidence that someone has committed adultery or another act that breaks the marital contract. A dependable family law attorney will address all of the specifics in a case and can advocate for you adequately. Due to the no-fault divorce law there is potential that if someone has committed a wrongdoing, the court will not side on the party that has been hurt. The person that initiates the divorce, even if they broke marital contract, could potentially fare better than the other spouse and that is why it is important for you to get proper representation. Read Full Post
We have all heard the statistic–50% of marriages end in divorce. This statistic is actually just a bit off, if you look closely at the research on divorce, you will find that this number is slightly below 50% for first marriages and slightly higher for second or third marriages. However, there is no debate about the fact that divorces are complicated, emotional and sometimes extremely difficult for both parties. In addition to grieving the loss of your marriage, you and your spouse must make decisions about dividing…
Divorcing couples are required by law to Openly Disclose all Assets. Some people lie or cheat to hide assets in an attempt to keep the assets to themselves. Each party in the divorce must sign a Financial Affidavit swearing to tell the truth about all Assets, Income, Liabilities and Expenses. Unfortunately, not all parties can resist the temptation to conceal hidden assets to prevent their spouse from receiving a Fair Divorce Settlement.
Before they get married, some couples agree to a prenuptial agreement regarding specific issues like finances and property. Many people feel that this is a fair way to start a marriage. This way, if something goes wrong with the marriage and a divorce occurs, both parties involved are already at an agreement on how property and finances should be divided. This in turn tends to lower the amount of conflict during a divorce because some of the issues were resolved before the marriage even began. If you have a prenup, and you live in Minnesota, have you checked to see if it is valid? If you are not sure, your best bet is to reach out to Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, PLLC, experienced family law attorneys that take pride in ensuring that your prenup meets the legal requirements. 
