When a couple has a child in North Dakota and divorces, there will be a child support order. In general, the noncustodial parent will pay support to the custodial parent so the child can be properly cared for. The amount in the order will be based on the state's child...
Month: March 2019
Practical tips for helping kids navigate divorce
Divorce is often most difficult for the youngest members of the family. Naturally, children struggle when their parents spilt up, and you understand the importance of helping them navigate this difficult time of transition. There are steps North Dakota parents can...
What constitutes desertion under North Dakota divorce law?
When pursuing a fault-based divorce in North Dakota, there are many reasons why the request will be granted by the court. Some of the basics that most will think about when considering a reason for divorce are adultery and abuse. One that does not get significant...
A high-asset divorce requires experienced legal representation
North Dakota residents who are of modest means might think people who have significant assets are happier and do not face the same challenges others do. This is not an accurate portrayal. Everyone has problems in their life and that can extend to a dispute with a...
No prenup? How to protect your business interests in a divorce
In order to succeed in the world of entrepreneurship, you had to put in significant hours of work. Your years of personal sacrifice and financial investment may be finally paying off, and your business may be enjoying growth and success. However, a divorce may...