by Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn | Sep 15, 2018 | Anoka County, Divorce Attorney, Family Law & Divorce, Minnesota Law Firm
Where do you turn when your marriage is coming to an end? You do not have to navigate the marriage emotionally trying dissolution process on your own. There are numerous factors to consider when the marital situation involves children, property, assets, a business or debt. These and other important issues must be handled carefully in order to protect the physical and financial security of each spouse and child. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn provides excellent representation on behalf of divorcing couples. Read Full Post
by Minnesota Law Team | Feb 10, 2017 | Family Law & Divorce
If you have plans to travel out of the country for spring break or take a European vacation any time soon you will want to make sure that you do not Fall Behind on Child Support in Minnesota. Your MN driver’s licenses and other licenses will be affected also. This is according to MN stat section //518A.65, .66 and .67. Besides your Minnesota licenses, Federal Law prohibits the issuance of U.S. Passports for any child support payments that are delinquent. You can avoid problems such as these by…
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by Minnesota Law Team | Sep 22, 2016 | Family Law & Divorce, General Law
When searching for an Anoka County Family Law Attorney you are likely looking for someone that can help you personally resolve your legal issues when dealing with divorce, custody, asset division, paternity, child support and/or visitation. Our experienced family law attorney can help represent you when it comes to the matters of the heart. Read Full Post
by Minnesota Law Team | May 24, 2015 | Family Law & Divorce, Minnesota Law Firm
Breaking up with an individual you have been dating, are engaged to, or married to is never easy. The way entertainment paints the picture of love, you would think that all relationships are happy and full of joy from beginning to end. The truth is, relationships at any level require hard work, commitment, and an open mind to adapting to your partner. Anytime there are children involved, calling it ‘off’ is even more difficult. Now, you are not only affecting your partner, but the children as well. You may wonder, how does child custody work for an unmarried couple?
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