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Blog Posts in April, 2011

The Importance of Affidavits in Motion Practice

Most of the time parties appear in court, it is for a motion hearing rather than an evidentiary hearing. an evidentiary hearing is basically a trial where testimony is taken from witnesses and ...
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My Ex Filed for Divorce in Minnesota, but I Now Live Out of State. What Can I Do?

In order to file for a divorce in Minnesota, you must be a resident for 180 days (six months) prior to filing for divorce. If your ex files for divorce in Minnesota and meets the residency ...
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Third Party Custody and the Natural Parent Presumption

Under the United States Constitution, one has fundamental rights as a parent to raise their children as they see fit. Courts have included in these parental rights the right to exclude others from ...
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