After a North Dakota divorce, the living arrangements for the parent with residential responsibility of children from the marriage might change based on the circumstances. This can impact visitation plans and other issues that could cause a dispute between the...
Month: November 2018
Even an amicable divorce requires legal assistance
The initial reaction when the word "divorce" is mentioned in North Dakota is that the couple is in dispute over every single issue large and small and the situation has grown so contentious that the end of a marriage is the only viable alternative. While that does...
Tips for peaceful co-parenting during the holiday season
The holidays can be a time when emotions are running high and parents may find it difficult to navigate the season without disputes and conflict. If you co-parent or you are walking through divorce and plan to co-parent, it may be helpful to know how to deal with the...
Property division, retirement accounts impacted by court decision
In a divorce case in North Dakota, there are a litany of issues that will be of concern and in dispute. For those who have significant retirement assets, the high asset divorce process can be complex and worrisome for both the person who has the account and the other...
OneDrive gives you access to your legal docs when you want them
What do you want from a legal office? Obviously, you would want a competent staff and an attorney who is good in his her or her field, but what else do you want? Have you thought about accessibility to any documents you are having or have had prepared for you? If you...
When should you consider collaboration for your divorce?
North Dakota readers know divorce is a difficult process, and you may be dreading the thought of walking through a traditional divorce. In some cases, there are other legal options available for those who do not want to go to court and battle over the terms of their...