On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Aug 20, 2020 | child custody
When a Minnesota married couple determines that their relationship cannot be restored, it often sparks a chain of life-changing events. When such couples also happen to be parents, their children’s lives are significantly affected by the divorce proceedings that...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Jul 24, 2020 | child custody
When Minnesota parents decide to file for divorce, they often encounter challenges as they try to devise a co-parenting plan. Most parents want what is best for their children. However, each parent might interpret that differently, which can lead to complications when...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Jul 3, 2020 | child custody
You love your children, but you have many responsibilities that make it hard for you to have custody of them as much as you’d like. You work a busy schedule that takes you across the United States, and you sometimes even travel out of the country. At the same time,...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Jun 25, 2020 | child custody
“Daddy, can I stay at mom’s this weekend?” “Well, I don’t know, son,” you reply, “We’ll have to ask the judge about that.” It sounds odd. Yet, that is precisely what many parents allow to happen when they get divorced. If parents cannot agree on their child’s future...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | May 22, 2020 | child custody
In family law, there is something known as third-party custody. It occurs when a third party who is not the biological parent of a child takes over their care. In most cases, children do best when they have a good relationship with their parents. Even if their parents...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Apr 17, 2020 | child custody
When you and your child can’t see each other due to distance, it can be heartbreaking. You’re used to seeing your child regularly since you live together, but now that your divorce is moving forward, changes have to happen. One option that you’ve been looking into is...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Apr 9, 2020 | child custody
In Minnesota, when someone who has a pre-existing family relationship with a minor child chooses to adopt that child, they engage in what the state calls a kinship adoption. Grandparent adoptions are among the most common kinship adoptions, as grandparents often have...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Mar 26, 2020 | child custody
After you and your spouse get divorced, you will both be out on your own, right? Odds are that nothing sounds less likely to you than the fact that the two of you could share a home. But could that be exactly what you do? Some couples do it, though they do not live in...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Mar 17, 2020 | child custody
The Minnesota family courts have to make decisions every day regarding the relationships between adults and minor children, and they try to do what is right for the children first. These custody determinations often occur during a divorce, but they can also happen...
On behalf of Olson Law LLC | Feb 26, 2020 | child custody
Couples often decide to get divorced when they have issues in the marriage that they simply cannot resolve. Religious differences may prove to be insurmountable, especially once there are children. The couples may attempt to work things out at the beginning but, when...
