Navigating a divorce involves complex emotional and financial challenges, particularly when it comes to decisions about shared assets. Among these decisions is whether to retain the marital home or pursue its sale. Here’s a comprehensive look at the factors that can impact this important decision during a divorce.

While everyone hopes for a collaborative and peaceful co-parenting experience, I understand that is not always the case. Navigating co-parenting is challenging in any situation, but it becomes particularly complex when dealing with a narcissistic ex. I often hear concerns about how this dynamic might affect your children from many clients. So how do you navigate co-parenting and protect your children in this type of setting?

One of the hardest things about co-parenting is having to share time with your kids. This can be especially hard during holidays. Once a family event, might now feel extra daunting thinking about how the traditions you were so accustomed to now have to possibly change.

The moment you tell someone you are planning to get divorced, you are likely to hear “time to lawyer up!” But is there a better way? Is it possible to get a divorce in Minnesota without a long and expensive court process? YES!

One of the most common fears I encounter among parents considering or going through a divorce is the worry that they will irreparably harm their children. It's a valid concern; after all, divorce signifies a significant change in a child's life, and with change often comes anxiety and uncertainty. But can you get divorced without messing up your kids?