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For more information, visit the links below.
Please be aware that all information you find online is general information and will not be specific to your case. To fully understand your rights and responsibilities, you should consult with an experienced family law attorney.
We offer a free initial 30 minute consultation to discuss your specific case.
The Minnesota Courts have an excellent free resource with forms and instructions for filing for divorce or for filing or defending motions (link below). For a simple divorce or a simple motion, you may be able to fill out your own forms and file them with the court. For unique, complex, or more personal court filings, we can help create documents which are better suited for your specific circumstances. The link below is a good place to start though.
http://www.mncourts.gov/getforms.aspx
If you, or the other party (other parent or spouse) live in Hennepin County, or if you have an existing court order that was issued in Hennepin County, you can visit their self-help center to find out how to complete forms and file documents without an attorney. For more information: Family Court Self-Help Center.
Minnesota Guidelines Child Support Calculator
The First District includes: Carver County, Scott County, Dakota County, McLeod County, LeSeur County, Goodhue County, and Sibley County. For information, see this page on Dakota County Early Neutral Information, which is specific to Dakota County but generally applicable to all counties in the First District—fees may vary by county.
Hennepin County has a unique process for Early Neutral Evaluations. Your custody case or divorce must be filed in Hennepin County to qualify for Hennepin County services. One party must reside in Hennepin County to file a family law matter in Hennepin County. For information, see Hennepin County's page on Early Neutral Evaluations.
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