Cooper Law Article on Relative Caregivers
Attorney Emily Cooper was recently published in Kincare Today with an article about relative caregivers. More and more grandparents and other relatives are raising children they did [...]
What is Social Security Disability?
Understanding what SSDI is can make all the difference If you ever suffer an impairment as a result of an injury or illness that stops you from [...]
Interfere with Parenting Time? You Could Lose Custody
A recent case from the Minnesota Court of Appeals is a warning to parents who interfere with parenting time or alienate a child from another parent. Watch [...]
In custody matters, MN judges apply best interest factors
I n 2015, the Minnesota legislature modified the language in Minnesota Statute Section 518.17 which discusses the [...]
The costs of divorce
D ivorce or dissolution is the ending of a legal marriage. It sometimes seems it is must [...]
Appealing a social security disability denial
T he Social Security Administration is a federal agency that manages the social security fund. People who [...]
Caring for others’ kids: Third party custody
I t is more and more common for children to be cared for by a non-parent - [...]
Child support and you
C hild support is designed to make sure that both parents are contributing financially to their children’s care. [...]
Spousal Maintenance: Temporary or Permanent
We often have cases where one party has been a stay-at-home parent and has not worked much, [...]