Clausen & Hassan  |  May 1, 2017

Summary Real Estate Disposition Judgments vs. Quit Claim Deeds

Summary Real Estate Disposition Judgments and Quit Claim Deeds are both documents used in divorce cases in order to transfer one party’s interests in a piece of real property to
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Clausen & Hassan  |  April 26, 2017

What Is A Parenting Consultant And Can I Be Forced To Work With One?

A Parenting Consultant, often referred to as a “PC,” is a neutral third party that can be appointed by the Court (only if the parties agree) to assist couples with
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Clausen & Hassan  |  April 19, 2017

What is A Cohabitation Agreement?

It is increasingly common for couples to move in together before they get married and, sometimes, without any intention of ever getting married. In Minnesota, there is no such thing
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Clausen & Hassan  |  April 12, 2017

Standard of Living Established during the Marriage

Minnesota Statute § 518.552 provides that the Court may grant spousal maintenance, in part, “considering the standard of living established during the marriage.” Minn. Stat. § 518.552. It can be
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Clausen & Hassan  |  April 5, 2017

What is Child Inclusive Mediation?

Typically, children do not participate in mediation. In some situations, parents may want their children to have a voice in the process. This may be based on the age of
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Clausen & Hassan  |  April 3, 2017

Safe Separations in Minnesota

The end of any relationship is a highly emotional and stressful time.  It is a sad fact that many people experience threats to their safety even after their relationship ends
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Clausen & Hassan  |  March 29, 2017

How Do I Appeal My Case In Minnesota?

Before you appeal your case, you must make sure that you have an appealable order. In order to bring your case to the Court of Appeals, you must have a
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Clausen & Hassan  |  March 13, 2017

Do Unrepresented Parties in Minnesota Need to Follow the Court’s Rules?

There are many advantages to using the services of an attorney; one of the great disadvantages of not having an attorney is having to litigate without a full understanding of
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Clausen & Hassan  |  March 8, 2017

What is a “Balance Sheet” and Why Might My Case Need One?

Minnesota law calls for a “just and equitable” division of property during a divorce. Although this is not the same thing as an equal division of property, the Court typically
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