Property division is a key component of divorce that you can’t afford to overlook. Our divorce lawyers understand the significance of ensuring a fair and equitable split of assets and are committed to helping you navigate this process with ease. We can help you identify and value assets, classify assets as marital or separate property, and negotiate to secure balanced settlements.

At Martine Law, we understand that marriage isn’t always an equal split. Financial circumstances between spouses can differ significantly, and we work hard to ensure you enjoy a comfortable life post-divorce. Our team will assess you and your spouse’s financial situation, considering factors like income, earning capacity, and contributions to the marriage, and advocate for an appropriate spousal support arrangement. Whether it involves negotiating amicable terms or representing our clients in court, we are committed to securing outcomes that align with legal guidelines and your best interests.

Every couple reserves the right to protect their individual rights and assets through a marital agreement. Also commonly known as prenuptial agreements or postnuptial agreements, marital agreements serve as legally binding contracts that outline the division of assets, debts, and other important issues in the event of a divorce. Whether you are considering entering into a marital agreement or seeking assistance with an existing agreement, our divorce attorneys are committed to providing you with comprehensive guidance and support.

We know that your children come first. When you become our client, your children become our priority too. In Minnesota divorce, parents must make decisions regarding legal and physical child custody to ensure their children are properly cared for.

The arrival of an investigator from the Child Protection Services of Minnesota at your door is one of the scariest things that may happen to a parent going through a difficult divorce. Child Protective Services (CPS) is a government organization with extensive investigative powers. While they perform a crucial and essential role in protecting children, they can also go beyond the bounds of their authority and infringe on parental rights. Let our compassionate legal team at Martine Law guide you through the perplexing maze that CPS investigations have created.

The concept of paternity is used to establish whether a person is the child’s biological father. A father has obligations and rights after paternity has been established. If you are requesting child support for your child or being asked to contribute to child support during a divorce, you will need to establish paternity. Our divorce lawyers can help. We handle many paternity-related issues, including: