Finding direction to fairly divide debts and assets, and reaching solutions in determining the best interests of the children. Legal advocacy to create a clear and workable parenting time schedule that is in the best interests of a child. Parents determine legal and physical custody so each has a roll in their children's lives.
Sterle Law is a family law attorney serving clients in Duluth, Cloquet, Two Harbors, Hibbing, Grand Rapids & Northern Minnesota and is located at 3904 Grand Avenue in Duluth, MN with free and convenient parking.
Sterle Law is a family law attorney serving clients in Duluth, Cloquet, Two Harbors, Hibbing, Grand Rapids & Northern Minnesota and is located at 3904 Grand Avenue in Duluth, MN with free and convenient parking.
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Nothing is more stressful than going through a divorce, seeking custody of one's children, navigating through the child support court system, establishing a parent's legal rights to a child, or protecting one's grandchildren from parents who are not able to parent properly.
Victims of domestic abuse need the information to protect their families and themselves.
The stress level grows thinking about going through the legal system without a family law attorney advocating for you.
Why hire an attorney?
Victims of domestic abuse need the information to protect their families and themselves.
The stress level grows thinking about going through the legal system without a family law attorney advocating for you.
Why hire an attorney?
Also known as marital dissolution, divorce is a court proceeding to legally end a marriage.
It can include a court hearing to decide temporary relief of various issues in the early stage of proceedings.
Ultimately, the parties must either agree on their own or have a judge decide how the parties shall permanently provide for care and access of marital children (custody and visitation), who must pay child support and how much, who must pay alimony (otherwise known as spousal maintenance), if any, how to divide marital property (debts, personal property, vehicles) and name change, if any.
It can include a court hearing to decide temporary relief of various issues in the early stage of proceedings.
Ultimately, the parties must either agree on their own or have a judge decide how the parties shall permanently provide for care and access of marital children (custody and visitation), who must pay child support and how much, who must pay alimony (otherwise known as spousal maintenance), if any, how to divide marital property (debts, personal property, vehicles) and name change, if any.
What if a husband and wife have divided their debts and assets and negotiated legal custody, physical custody and parenting time on their own?
Is an attorney necessary to finalize the divorce?
An attorney can be retained to draft the approximately 10 forms necessary to complete a divorce.
Some clients hire the attorney to complete and file the 60-70 pages necessary to finish a divorce.
Jessica L. Sterle may be retained for a low fee to draft the forms and file the paperwork so the parties can quickly divorce.
Is an attorney necessary to finalize the divorce?
An attorney can be retained to draft the approximately 10 forms necessary to complete a divorce.
Some clients hire the attorney to complete and file the 60-70 pages necessary to finish a divorce.
Jessica L. Sterle may be retained for a low fee to draft the forms and file the paperwork so the parties can quickly divorce.
Legal and physical custody must be determined for the children.
Initially, a custody determination is based upon the "best interests of the child, " which is an examination of 12 factors set forth in Minnesota law.
If custody was established in the past, then custody can only be changed by written agreement or by showing physical or emotional harm or endangerment to the child under the current arrangement.
First, a parent has to identify what type of custody he or she is seeking custody.
In Minnesota, there are two different types of custody - legal and physical custody.
Initially, a custody determination is based upon the "best interests of the child, " which is an examination of 12 factors set forth in Minnesota law.
If custody was established in the past, then custody can only be changed by written agreement or by showing physical or emotional harm or endangerment to the child under the current arrangement.
First, a parent has to identify what type of custody he or she is seeking custody.
In Minnesota, there are two different types of custody - legal and physical custody.
This is a legal process to establish the biological father of a minor child.
Paternity is an issue when a child is born to parents who are not married.
Mother or father may initiate a paternity action.
Paternity is usually settled at the child's birth when mother and father sign a Minnesota Recognition of Parentage form.
The parties may submit to a paternity test generally at their own expense.
Once paternity is established, legal and physical custody, visitation and child support must be determined.
Paternity is an issue when a child is born to parents who are not married.
Mother or father may initiate a paternity action.
Paternity is usually settled at the child's birth when mother and father sign a Minnesota Recognition of Parentage form.
The parties may submit to a paternity test generally at their own expense.
Once paternity is established, legal and physical custody, visitation and child support must be determined.
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