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Phone: (651) 636-2600

Address: 2332 Lexington Ave N, Saint Paul, MN 55113

Website: http://www.guziklawoffice.com

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Divorce
John P. Guzik is a private practice divorce and family law attorney located in Roseville MN, and serves clients in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Roseville, New Brighton, Anoka, Stillwater, Hastings and the surrounding Twin Cities communities.
Child Support
In Minnesota, child support is based upon a mathematical formula which takes into account the gross monthly incomes of both parents. Although the calculation itself is very simple, issues such as determining whether someone is voluntarily un-employed or under-employed and what their “potential” income is, or determining the income of a self-employed parent, can present special challenges to the court. Additionally, there may be circumstances where a “deviation” from the child support guidelines is appropriate and should be ordered by the court. Under Minnesota law, “child support” is actually made up of the following three components...
Child Custody and Visitation
Grandparent visitation rights are well-established in Minnesota, both by statute and and case law. In fact, a recent Minnesota Supreme Court decision made it easier for grandparents to obtain visitation rights. When deciding grandparent visitation cases, the court will basically consider the following two factors...
Adoption
Minnesota law requires that all adoptions be formalized in a court proceeding in order to ensure that the child's best interests are protected. An adoption involves more than filing papers with the court. The specific requirements and steps to be followed, including types of notice that are required vary considerably, depending on the type of adoption being pursused. Generally, the requirements for a step-parent adoption include...
Paternity
Spousal Support
Generally speaking, the longer a couple has been married, and the greater the disparity in their respective incomes or earning abilities, the more likely it is that spousal maintenance or alimony will be awarded. However, the spouse seeking maintenance must still be in a position to demonstrate “need”, in order for maintenance to be ordered by the court
Legal Separation
While a dissolution or divorce decree terminates the marriage relationship, a decree of legal separation merely declares that circumstances have arisen between the parities such that it is necessary for them to live separate and apart. A separation decree normally addresses the parties' respective rights and obligations as a legally separated, but still married couple. Since the parties remain legally married, they may be legally responsible for debts relating to the other spouse's medical care, expenses of last illness, and possibly even debts incurred for their spouse's necessary household expenses. In the event of one spouse's death, the other spouse may also still be treated as a surviving spouse for inheritance purposes. Issues may also arise if one spouse begins receipt of public benefits.
Annulment
A legal annulment means that the marriage is declared null and void, as if it never occured. The effect is that the parties were never legally married. The grounds for an annulment are very limited, and there are some strict time and non-cohabitation requirements which may apply.

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Trusts and Estates

Wills
Trusts
Establishing a trust requires a document that specifies your wishes, lists beneficiaries, names a trustee or trustees to manage the assets and describes what the trustee or trustees may do. For a living trust, you can name yourself as trustee but, if you do, you should also name a successor trustee to take over if you should become disabled or die. Once the document is completed, you must then transfer the assets to the trust. Please keep in mind that in some instances, such as the transfer of real estate, there may be associated fees or tax consequences.

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