by Kay Snyder, Attorney at Law | Nov 24, 2015 | Attorney Kay Snyder, Civil Marriage, Divorce, Family Law, Spousal Maintenance
Spousal Maintenance What is Spousal Maintenance in Minnesota? Spousal Maintenance, formerly called alimony, is the award in a divorce or legal separation of payments from the future income or earnings of one spouse for the support of the other spouse. Regardless of...
by Kay Snyder, Attorney at Law | Sep 2, 2015 | Attorney Kay Snyder, Divorce
Divorce Attorney – Monticello, MN Attorney Kay Snyder: Divorce Attorney serving Monticello, MN Filing for divorce is a major decision, and the process can be overwhelming. But, whether you are dealing with the custody and future of your children, your home, or...
by Kay Snyder, Attorney at Law | Nov 5, 2014 | Attorney Kay Snyder, Child Custody, Family Law, Parenting Time
Child Custody Presumptions in Minnesota Child Custody and Parenting Time in Minnesota A recent blog post addressed the presumption under Minnesota law that a parent is entitled to have at least 25 percent of the parenting time with their child. Other notable...
by Kay Snyder, Attorney at Law | Oct 29, 2014 | Attorney Kay Snyder, Child Custody, Child Support, Family Law, Parenting Time
Parenting Time Presumptions in Minnesota When a parent thinks of family law issues involving their children, they often focus on custody and child support. But what often gets overlooked is parenting time. Formerly called visitation, Parenting Time refers to the...
by Kay Snyder, Attorney at Law | Mar 18, 2014 | Attorney Kay Snyder, Divorce, Family Law
Divorce vs. Legal Separation in Minnesota The term Dissolution of Marriage has the same meaning as Divorce under Minnesota statute. The meaning of the term Legal Separation is often confused in many ways, especially involving divorce proceedings. There is a difference...
by Kay Snyder, Attorney at Law | Mar 18, 2014 | Attorney Kay Snyder, Civil Marriage, Divorce
Civil Marriage and Divorce in Minnesota Legal Marriage in Minnesota A “legal” marriage, one that is recognized in Minnesota, is a civil contract between two persons whom each has the ability to consent to the union; this includes civil marriage. This means that each...
