Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota

Default Valuation Date (Minnesota)

In reference to Minneapolis, MN: I resided in Belleville, IL. My ex-wife job relocated her to Minneapolis. I stand in Illinois. I continue to commute back and forward between the two cities. I later decided to divorce her. The courts of MN want to charge me back child support for the time I was commuting. My divorce was handle in Illinois. Child support issue with to MN. However, I know of State or Federal law that defines Divorce or Legal Separation by date of JOB RELOCATION. NEED ASSISTED*** Of I did not have the funds to address MN law and my divorce at the same time.


Asked on 6/27/07, 7:42 pm

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Maury Beaulier612.240.8005 Minnesota Lawyers

Re: Default Valuation Date (Minnesota)

Thank you for the message.

A complete review of your court orders from Illinois and Minnesota would be required. However, if child support was determined in Minnesota baseed on Minnesota law, there is some argument for a retroactive application.

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Answered on 6/28/07, 1:39 pm


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