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Divorce
We see the gamut of human emotion and behavior on social media from posts and pictures of holiday celebrations, vacations, and just plain everyday comings and goings. But some couples going through a divorce or custody case and their family and friends post negative comments about the soon-to-be ex-significant other which can hurt the outcome of a court case and be forever damaging. In divorce cases like these, the hopes of a quick, easy, fast, uncontested divorce are gone. There is no privacy when using social media because the freedom of speech has consequences.

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Jessica L Sterle Attorney

Divorce
We see the gamut of human emotion and behavior on social media from posts and pictures of holiday celebrations, vacations, and just plain everyday comings and goings. But some couples going through a divorce or custody case and their family and friends post negative comments about the soon-to-be ex-significant other which can hurt the outcome of a court case and be forever damaging. In divorce cases like these, the hopes of a quick, easy, fast, uncontested divorce are gone. There is no privacy when using social media because the freedom of speech has consequences.
Child Support
Child support is the money the non-custodial parent, known as the obligor, must pay to support his or her children. This child support is paid to the obligee or custodial parent. The amount of child support an obligor must pay in Minnesota is based upon each parties’ financial situation, but the key is the net monthly income of the obligor. It may be possible to modify a prior child support order if the obligor’s financial situation has changed “substantially”, meaning his or her finances have had a chance to cause a 20% change in ongoing support.
Child Custody and Visitation
Most divorce documents are public. For example, in the final court order the judge signs detailing who got what sort of child custody and parenting time, and debts and assets are public. Some newspapers publish a list of people who divorced in the past 30 days because their names are part of the public record. The courts do not disclose the parties’ Social Security Numbers, account numbers for bank accounts, credit cards, and mortgages, and any medical, chemical dependency treatment, or therapy records.
Paternity
The simple yet complicated answer requires: Filing paperwork with the court in the county in which the child lives and having at least one court hearing with a judge. Establishing paternity requires court involvement and eventually a court order signed by a judge declaring who the biological – and legal – father is of a child. While no one really wants to go to court, unmarried fathers have zero legal rights to a child without bringing a paternity case in court. Until then, a child only has one legal parent which is the mother and she has the sole authority to decide when and if the child sees him.
Premarital Agreement
Spousal Support
There are times when a divorce does not end issues of property division, pension division, spousal maintenance, or legal and physical custody of children because of a change of circumstances. Should one or both parties not be honest in declaring marital and non-marital property, it may be necessary to address the non-declared property in a legal proceeding.
Legal Separation
This is one court process that requires an attorney because the Minnesota court system does not provide forms for a couple to begin and complete a legal separation on their own. A person considering a legal separation should consult with a family law attorney to discuss whether a legal separation is the best legal choice and how to be best legally positioned because most legal separations eventually lead to a divorce.

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Estate Planning
Changing your will, health-care directives and estate-planning documents. (If you do not have these, it’s important to start this process for you and your children.)
Trusts
Possibly. The answer depends upon who owns the living trust and whether or not it is owned by one of the divorcing parties. It is best practice to consult with a Minnesota estate planning attorney to learn how a divorce may impact a living trust and if the living trust may need to be amended in some way.

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Tax Law
This time of year, I begin talking about tax planning this time of the year with every family court client. But the April tax filing deadline is months away, right? Yes, but strategizing and planning now for possible future tax issues while maximizing refunds and minimizing an unexpected tax bill helps avoid nasty and costly tax issues in years to come.

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