
Evolving Family Law Podcast
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Unblurring the Lines: Clarifications and changes to the Custody and Parenting Time statutes in Minnesota. In this episode of Evolving Family Law, Moss & Barnett Attorneys Jana Aune Deach and Jim Vedder discuss recent changes to the Custody and Parent... more
In todays episode we discuss the applicability of the Minnesota Uniform Fraudulent Transfers Act to marital dissolution proceedings and explore how and when a court might look at how the division of assets and debts might appear to be an attempt to d... more
In this episode of Evolving Family Law, the discussion digs deeper into the case law addressing modification of spousal maintenance upon the retirement or impending retirement of an obligor. This episode particularly addresses the Lee Case and the fa... more
With the volume of baby boomers who will be retiring in the next few years, spousal maintenance modifications due to retirement and has become an significant issue for family law courts in Minnesota. How do you modify spousal maintenance when you a... more
Jim Vedder and Jana Aune Deach explore procedure and substantive fairness requirements for Prenuptial Agreements in Minnesota. Procedural fairness and substantive fairness requirements can be difficult to navigate both in the drafting and litigating... more
Recent court of appeals decisions have addressed the issue of whether negative equity ought to be recognized on a property division. In this episode of Evolving Family Law, Moss & Barnett attorneys Jim Veddar and Jana Deach discuss those issues in de... more
One issue that often is raised in a dissolution proceeding is whether one party dissipated, depleted or depreciated marital assets, and, if so, what remedy is available to the court to compensate the other party. Jana Deach and Jim Vedder of Moss & ... more
On this month's episode of Evolving Family Law, Moss & Barnett attorneys Jana Aune Deach and Jim Vedder explore the Principles of Equitable Division of Assets under Minnesota Law.
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