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Author Archives: Hollis K. Lundquist
October 15, 2015
What is an annulment?
Categories:
Divorce
An annulment is a legal process to end a marriage. An annulment is different from a divorce, however. An annulment treats the marriage as if it never took place. In Minnesota, a marriage may be annulled under any of the Continue reading…
October 9, 2015
What is a legal separation?
A lot of confusion exists about the terms “separation” and “legal separation” under Minnesota law. While both refer to a change in marital status, they have distinct meanings, processes, and consequences. “Separation” means only that you are living in different Continue reading…
December 9, 2014
The Power of Acceptance in Divorce
I find that what my clients want most is to return to a happy, peaceful life. Divorce is a place of upheaval with many unknowns. Will my kids be okay? Where will I live? Will I be able to make Continue reading…
October 29, 2014
4 Common Divorce Mistakes
1. Forcing Your Kids to Take Sides The last thing a parent wants to do during a divorce is to cause more pain for the children. Divorce is a painful time during which many negative emotions can arise, including anger, fear, Continue reading…
September 15, 2014
The Collaborative Approach to Child Support
Categories:
Child Support • Children in Divorce • Collaborative Law • Divorce • Family Law • Money and Finances • Parents
How to provide financially for children after divorce has been a much-discussed topic for decades. Courts have traditionally used child support guidelines established by state government to calculate a monthly payment from one parent to the other. The Minnesota guideline Continue reading…
July 10, 2014
Finding Love in Your Divorce
Categories:
Children in Divorce • Collaborative Law • Divorce • Mental Health • Parents • Separation
I recently attended a symposium about divorce entitled, “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” At first glance you might wonder whether we had anything to talk about. What do love and divorce have in common? Isn’t divorce the result Continue reading…
June 24, 2014
Books for Kids About Divorce
Divorce can be scary for kids. They may feel alone. They may feel responsible. They may feel sad. Parents may find it difficult to initiate conversations about the changes going on in the family. Very young children may be fearful Continue reading…
May 9, 2014
3 Ways to Deal With Stress During a Divorce
Divorce is one of life’s most stressful events. In fact, research shows that ending a marriage is second only to the death of a spouse as a predictor of illness. So in order to stay healthy, it makes sense to Continue reading…
May 5, 2014
Conscious Uncoupling
When Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin recently announced their breakup as “consciousuncoupling”, they created quite a buzz. Comments both positive and negative streamed forth into the media. While many applauded the honesty and civility of the couple’s joint post, others Continue reading…
