Minnesota Lawyer

A recent Minnesota Court of Appeals opinion serves as a rallying cry in an era in which the actions of abusers are often disregarded.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals recently addressed the issue of out-of-state relocation in the context of a three-parent arrangement.

As you draft settlement agreements, be very specific and scrutinize the verbiage you include to ensure it matches with the intent of the parties at that moment in time.

While not a prototypical family law case, one recent Minnesota opinion resonates in light of the many clients we represent with children who may one day be classified as “vulnerable adults.”

The Woolsey decision offers helpful guidance as you consider custody modification motions.

A recent case before the Minnesota Court of Appeals involved a novel First Amendment dispute.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals reversed the district court’s attempt at preventative medicine in a longstanding post-decree parenting time dispute.

Despite the many issues raised on appeal, the opinion in Bienemann v. Bienemann stands out for its in-depth analysis concerning marital and nonmarital interests.