We know it's spring break time, but it's never too early for separated and divorced parents to start planning for summer break. It's best to determine if and how the custody and visitation will change sooner rather than later in order.Planning ahead with your ex is...
A Minnesota legislator is working to change the state's alimony laws. She would like to end permanent alimony, or spousal maintenance. She is also seeking to amend the law so that if someone has gone on to live with another person without marrying him or her, the...
Many prospective adoptive parents want to give a home to children most in need of a loving, permanent family. Here in North Dakota, for some that means adopting an American Indian child. However, there are legal restrictions in place that can make it difficult for...
Social media is a powerful force that can do good--or wreak havoc--in the lives of its users. In divorce proceedings, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and other social medial platforms have gained increased influence in recent years. A single ill-advised post...
When many people hear the term "children with special needs," they often think of kids who have physical or mental disabilities. However, when it comes to adoption in North Dakota, "special needs" has a broader meaning. One thing that these kids have in common,...
