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Applying for Temporary Relief in Minnesota

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When going through a divorce, the spouse that is financially dependent upon the other may find they have no money on which to live. This very reason can prevent some individuals from filing for divorce when they have just cause. In other cases the spouse who is the breadwinner files for divorce, leaving the other with no money. If you are in this situation speak with a Minnesota divorce lawyer who can assist you to file for temporary relief in order to receive money during the divorce to pay for living expenses.

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The questions you will need to answer include:

  • Whether you are the petition or the respondent
  • The amount of relief that you are requesting
  • Who should temporarily live in your shared residence and if the home is owned or rented
  • Whether or not you and your spouse have divided your personal property
  • If you and your spouse own motor vehicles and whether or not you are making payments and insurance payments on those vehicles
  • The number of children the other spouse may have from a previous relationship
  • The amount of money due on secured debts and their payments
  • Gross monthly income and total deductions

You must sign and date the application in the presence of a notary public and attach supporting documents such as pay stubs. The court will turn down your application if the form is not filled out correctly. You will receive the Notice of Motion and Motion Forms and must include a copy of the affidavit and the Application of Temporary Relief when serving your spouse. Working with a family law lawyer at our firm can ensure that your application and affidavit is completed correctly and filed and your spouse is served.

If you have children and need temporary relief, you simply answer the questions such as who should have temporary physical custody, why your request is best for your children, whether you want a parenting schedule and other relevant information. A divorce lawyer at Heimerl & Lammers can advise you on your options and assist you to succeed in gaining temporary relief.

If you need help with temporary relief, contact a Minnesota divorce lawyer at our firm so you can proceed with your life.

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