Legal insights and updates from the attorneys at TVA Law Office, serving Minneapolis and the Twin Cities metro area.
Stay informed with legal insights and updates from TVA Law Office, serving Minneapolis and the Twin Cities metro area.

What do you need to know about spousal maintenance in Minnesota? Many financial issues must be worked out as part of any divorce, including this important topic.

How does the newly passed Minnesota Bill HF 4 impact the ability of undocumented immigrants to obtain a driver's license?

What should you know before getting a Minnesota divorce? Every state has different laws regarding property distribution, alimony, child support, and more.

When couples get married, they do not plan on getting a divorce. Here are practical steps to reduce conflict and protect your well-being during the process.

A high asset divorce is a divorce where the combined value of the marital assets is much higher than normal. Learn what this means for your case.

Child support is money paid from one parent to the other to help provide for the financial needs of the child. Learn how it works in Minnesota.

The word immigrant means someone who has moved from the country they were born into another. Learn about the different types and legal categories.

A divorce is the legal means to end a marriage. Learn about the process, legal separation, and what to expect when filing for divorce in Minnesota.

Legal paternity refers to the courts legally recognizing someone as a child's legal father. Learn how it's established and what rights it creates.

The four main types of immigrants are naturalized citizens, permanent and conditional residents, undocumented immigrants, and those with non-immigrant status.

Grandparents' rights refer to court orders that ensure grandparents can maintain a relationship with their grandchildren after divorce or family disruption.

A divorce judgment is the legal order that the judge hands down when the divorce is finalized. Learn what it contains and how to appeal one in Minnesota.

A prenuptial agreement is a legally binding document prepared before a marriage takes place. Learn how to create, enforce, and modify one in Minnesota.

To file for divorce in Minnesota, the only residency requirement is that at least one party has lived in the state for a minimum of 180 days.