by rosenquist | Jan 21, 2022 | Family Law
In custody cases, when parties do not share joint custody (AKA equal residential responsibility), one parent is considered the custodial parent and is awarded primary residential responsibility. The non-custodial parent is typically awarded parenting time. Whether...
by rosenquist | Jan 14, 2022 | Family Law
There are two types of custody arrangements in North Dakota: equal residential responsibility (when parents share 50/50 custody) and primary residential responsibility (when one parent has the child 51% of the time or greater). Parent with Primary Residential...
by rosenquist | Dec 17, 2021 | Family Law
In North Dakota, when a couple has a minor child and they separate or divorce, there will be a child support order. How is this calculated? See below. (1) What Does Child Support Cover? Child support is in place to ensure that the child is financially supported within...
by rosenquist | Dec 10, 2021 | Family Law
If a party fails to respond to a complaint or a motion in their case, they take the risk of the Court entering a default judgment against them. You might be asking yourself, what is a default judgment? In simple terms, it is an order entered by the court after a party...
by rosenquist | Oct 29, 2021 | Family Law
While social media is primarily used to share information and to keep in touch with family and friends, it is progressively being used within family law cases to assist attorneys with collecting evidence against the opposing party or anyone who may hinder their...
by rosenquist | Sep 24, 2021 | Family Law
Getting a divorce can be a stressful process, especially when there are children involved and custody is contested. But what happens to the family pets? This question is becoming increasingly more relevant. As of 2021, two out of every three American households...
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