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AKA: Sterle Law Office
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Phone: (218) 326-1765

Address: 423 NE 4th St Ste 3, Grand Rapids, MN 55744

Dimich Law Office

Family Law

Divorce
Child Support
Contact - Swanson Law Office; Family Law Attorney for Custody, Seperations, Child Support, & More in Grand Rapids Minnesota
Child Custody and Visitation
Child Custody – Legal and physical custody is determined either by agreement of the parties or by determination of the Court. In simple terms, legal custody refers to making significant decisions for the minor children, and physical custody pertains to the residence of the minor children. When child custody is initially determined by the Court, the Court examines the “best interests” of the child (13 factors) - Minn. Stat. § 518.17. If custody has already been established by a Court Order, there are very limited circumstances where it can be modified (endangerment of a child, stipulation/agreement of the parties, or consent & integration) - (Minn. Stat. § 518.18).
Adoption
Ms. Swanson has specialized her practice in the area of family law (which includes divorce actions/legal separations, custody modification and establishment actions, visitation/parenting time issues, child support motions, post-decree actions, ante-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, paternity actions, and step-parent adoptions).
Paternity
Spousal Support
Legal Advice and/or Representation in Divorce – Minnesota Courts refer to divorces as a “dissolution of marriage.” This is the legal proceeding to end a couple’s marital status. Depending on the length of the marriage and the particular facts of each case, a divorce can be relatively straightforward or extremely complex. When children are involved in a divorce action, the most significant issues are custody (physical and legal), a parenting schedule, and child support (basic support, childcare support, medical and dental support, and dependency exemptions). In all divorce cases, there are numerous other issues that either have to be resolved by the parties or left up to the Court to decide. Some of these issues include: division of marital and non-marital assets (real estate, personal property, businesses, bank/investment/retirement accounts, life insurance policies, vehicles, etc.), division of debts, spousal support (alimony), medical and dental insurance, legal fees/costs, etc.
Legal Separation
Legal Separation – Legal Separation involves the same issues as a Dissolution of Marriage; however, at the end of the case, the marriage is not dissolved (so the parties remain married). However, if one party commences a legal separation action, and the other party wishes to convert the case to a divorce, the case is converted to a divorce.

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Assault
Restraining Order
Harassment Restraining Orders – A Harassment Restraining Order (HRO) prevents a specific person from contacting the party filing the HRO. A person seeking the HRO must prove a pattern of harassing and unwanted contact, such as repeated telephone calls over several days, unwanted visits, etc.

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