by Bloomgren Hanson Legal | Jun 5, 2015 | Family Law
On May 14, 2015, Governor Dayton signed the omnibus family law bill (S.F. 1191) 1191 (now Minnesota Session Laws chapter 30) and a week later SF No. 1458 (now Minnesota Session Laws chapter 71). The laws are a series reforms in the area of family law, some more...
by Bloomgren Hanson Legal | Jun 10, 2011 | Family Law, In the News
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 what...
by Bloomgren Hanson Legal | Apr 14, 2011 | Family Law
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 system. The...
by Bloomgren Hanson Legal | Feb 23, 2011 | Family Law, General, Hiring an Attorney
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, I get a second...
by Bloomgren Hanson Legal | Jan 31, 2011 | Family Law
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 minor child. Unless the other...
by Bloomgren Hanson Legal | Jan 22, 2011 | Family Law, Funny Legal Bits
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 strict,...
