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- Bloomgren Hanson Legal is located in Minnetonka, Minnesota but provides legal services to clients in the seven county metro area and is willing to travel to outstate Minnesota for its clients. The attorneys of Bloomgren Hanson Legal provide legal services to clients in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Hopkins, Excelsior, Chanhassen, Chaska, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, St. Louis Park, Waconia, Watertown, Winsted, Buffalo, Shakopee, Belle Plaine, Bloomington, and Mayer. We also represent clients in the courts of Hennepin County, Carver County, McLeod County, Wright County, Scott County, and Meeker County and in Minnesota Federal District Court.
Category Archives: Family Law
Daisy Camp: A Unique Opportunity for Women Facing Divorce
When people face life impacting problems and decisions, it is not enough for an attorney to simply solve the problem. At Bloomgren Hanson Legal, we also believe successful results require empowerment: education about the problem, about the process, and about … Continue reading
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Child Support in Minnesota
The Minnesota child support statute changed significantly in 2007. If you were divorced before 2007 and paying child support, your obligation is likely calculated under the “old” system. If you were divorced after 2007, you are operating under the new … Continue reading
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Why You Shouldn’t Let Google “Diagnose” Your Legal Ailment
I admit, I’m one of those people who self diagnoses medical ailments by inputting the symptoms into Dr. Google. But, even when I am certain I’ve properly diagnosed myself with a strange tropical disease during the dead of Minnesota winter, … Continue reading
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Divorce Myths: Moving Out-of-State with Children
I recently spoke at a parenting through divorce class and once again, I was asked about the rules of moving out-of-state with a minor child. There is a big misconception about the rules in Minnesota regarding moving the residence of a … Continue reading
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Overdose of the Tiger Mother
This week I’ve read no more than four articles reviewing/flaming/praising Amy Chua’s new book, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother. One of many conversations with the author can be found here. For the few of you in dark, Ms. Chua’s premise is that the … Continue reading
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Basics of Property Ownership Between Spouses
So many folks who I work with on real property (land) matters have at least some confusion about how property ownership generally works, especially between spouses. Here are some of the issues I see the most often and a basic … Continue reading
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Divorce Lessons for Children (and Adults)
We all know divorce is difficult and that it is difficult to talk to children about divorce. Here is a link to a simple but good article on the Woman’s Divorce website about lessons from divorce that you can pass on … Continue reading
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ICMC? SENE? FENE? Is “ENE” of this making sense to you?
For the last few years Hennepin County has followed a unique process for marriage dissolutions. The process is aimed at trying to expedite courtroom proceedings and minimize the conflict and the expense associated when parties quickly resort to litigating dissolutions. In … Continue reading
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Issues to Consider When Seeking Marriage Dissolution
Deciding to dissolve your marriage is one of the most difficult decisions you will ever encounter. Marriage dissolution is fraught with emotions. One of the easiest things to do when faced with difficult emotions is to avoid. When proceeding with divorce it … Continue reading
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My Name is Changed, Now What?
A few of my recently married friends and I were chatting about my recent name change post. They had questions not about how to complete a name change, but what to do after. Do you need a new birth certificate? (No) A … Continue reading
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