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FAQs
What happens if my spouse and I live in different states?
If your spouse or children live in another state, or if marital property is located in another state, you may want to talk to a lawyer who is licensed to practice in both states. Minnesota courts only have jurisdiction over people and things in Minnesota.
What happens if my spouse and I live in different counties?
You can start a divorce in the county where one of the parties resides. If you and your spouse live in different counties, you should get legal advice before you file your case. The laws on divorce, custody, child support, property division are the same throughout Minnesota, but there can be a variety of processes or resources available in different counties.
What is Pro Se representation?
Pro Se representation means that you are acting as your own lawyer. If you are Pro Se, you must follow court rules and procedures just like a licensed attorney.
Can I get a public defender for my divorce?
There is no right to a free lawyer for divorce, because it is a civil matter. You may be eligible for free or low-cost legal representation through your counties Legal Aid service, or a volunteer attorney program.
How does the court divide debts between parties?
The court will divide debts based on what is fair and equitable. It is important to know whether a debt is individual, or joint, and it is important to know whether a debt is secured by property, such as a mortgage or car loan.
You can find more info on the FAQ page of our website.
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