Affidavit

What is an Affidavit?

August 11th, 2026
If you are asking a Minnesota family court to decide a motion – or responding to one – your affidavit may be one of the most important documents the judge reads. In many family court motion hearings, the evidence is presented primarily th… Read More
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My Child Doesn't Want to Go to Parenting Time: What Minnesota Parents Should Do

July 10th, 2026
One of the most heart-breaking situations divorced or separated parents face is when a child says, “I don’t want to go.” Whether the child is refusing parenting time with Mom or Dad, parents often find themselves caught between foll… Read More
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Take Control of Your Divorce: Understanding Client Responsibility vs. Attorney Responsibility

June 12th, 2026
Divorce can feel overwhelming. Many people hire an attorney hoping the lawyer will take over and solve every problem. While an experienced family law attorney plays an important role in guiding clients through the legal process, there are many aspect… Read More
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Offsetting Assets vs. a QDRO: Dividing a Pension in a Minnesota Divorce

May 13th, 2026
When a pension is part of a divorce, one of the key decisions is how it will be divided. Unlike a 401(k), a defined benefit pension is a future stream of income. Because of that, there are generally two approaches: Offset the value now using a presen… Read More
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Understanding Common Minnesota Divorce Terms

April 13th, 2026
When people come in to meet with me, one of the first things I hear is, “I don’t understand any of this.” And that makes sense. Divorce has its own language. Words get used that aren’t part of everyday life, and suddenly, you’re expected to… Read More
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How Mediation Can Preserve Relationships After Divorce

March 19th, 2026
A Minnesota Perspective on Resolving Family Disputes Divorce is one of the most emotionally challenging transitions a family can experience. While the legal system provides a path for resolving disputes, the way those disputes are handled can signifi… Read More
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You’re Not Failing—You’re Restructuring: A Modern Take on Divorce

February 13th, 2026
For many people, the decision to divorce doesn’t come from a dramatic breaking point. It comes slowly, after long periods of reflection, adjustment, and trying to make something work that no longer does. For professionals who value stability, respo… Read More
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Divorce Communication: How Better Communication Helps You Reach a Settlement (and Heal)

January 15th, 2026
Divorce is one of the most emotionally challenging experiences a person can go through. For many people, the hardest part isn’t the paperwork, the court process, or even the financial uncertainty—it’s communication. When hurt feelings, resentme… Read More
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Can I Take My Children Out of State Before a Divorce in Minnesota? Understanding Your Rights

December 18th, 2025
When parents begin thinking about separation or divorce, one of the first questions they ask is whether they can take their children out of state for a vacation, holiday, or family visit. It’s normal to worry that the other parent might accuse you… Read More
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Marital Debt in a Minnesota Divorce

November 10th, 2025
How Debt Is Treated in a Minnesota Divorce When couples go through a divorce in Minnesota, one of the most confusing topics is how debt is divided. Many assume that if a debt is in one spouse’s name, it belongs only to that person. But Minnesota la… Read More
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Military Divorce: What Benefits Can a Former Spouse Keep?

October 17th, 2025
Understanding Military Divorce and Spousal Benefits Divorcing a service member comes with unique challenges — from navigating federal laws to understanding military benefits. At Mundahl Law, we help spouses of military members protect their rights… Read More
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Why Deadlines Are Your Best Friend in a Minnesota Divorce Agreement

September 16th, 2025
When you and your spouse reach an agreement in your divorce—what Minnesota calls a Stipulated Judgment and Decree—it’s a big relief. You’ve worked through tough issues like who will keep the house, how property will be divided, and how to mov… Read More
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Why AVMs Are Pure Fiction in Divorce Property Valuations

August 18th, 2025
When it comes to dividing property in a divorce, the stakes are high. Your home is often one of the most valuable assets you own—and getting its value right is critical. That’s why it’s important to know that automated valuation models (AVMs),… Read More
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Thinking About Moving Out of State With Your Child?

July 17th, 2025
One of the most difficult decisions a parent may face after a divorce or custody judgment is whether they can relocate to another state with their child. Whether the move is for a new job, to be closer to extended family, or to make a fresh start, a… Read More
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Navigating the Legal System: Understanding the Role of Emotion in Court Decisions

June 13th, 2025
Going through a divorce or any legal matter is one of the most emotionally challenging experiences in life. You may feel heartbreak, frustration, anger, or even relief, but when you step into a courtroom, it’s crucial to understand that the legal s… Read More