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Divorce
Some couples may be able to reach agreements in their divorce through the collaborative divorce process instead of through litigation. This option is suited for couples who believe that they can reach agreement on all the aspects pertinent to their situation, along with the help of their attorneys and other professionals that may be engaged to address complex issues related to children, financial, or assets. In the collaborative divorce process, couples agree to work toward settlement without Court intervention.

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Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Domestic Violence Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Tax Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Baker Vicchiollo Law

Divorce
Some couples may be able to reach agreements in their divorce through the collaborative divorce process instead of through litigation. This option is suited for couples who believe that they can reach agreement on all the aspects pertinent to their situation, along with the help of their attorneys and other professionals that may be engaged to address complex issues related to children, financial, or assets. In the collaborative divorce process, couples agree to work toward settlement without Court intervention.
Child Support
In Minnesota, Child Support is determined by a formula calculated by Minnesota Child Support Guidelines. The formula considers several factors when determining the amount of child support, including the number of children, gross incomes of each parent, childcare and health care costs and the regular overnight parenting time schedule for the parents. Based upon the circumstances of each family, a court can order a deviation from the formulated child support amount.
Child Custody and Visitation
Minnesota has common and statutory laws that allow grandparents the ability to seek visitation and even custody, both of which can be complicated partly because the State sees grandparent visitation as an extension of the parents’ rights. Furthermore, it can be difficult for a grandparent to seek visitation time if the child’s parents object. However, there may be circumstance that allow grandparents to gain visitation, even sometimes custody, due the circumstances of the case. These circumstances typically include...
Adoption
Additionally, we can also assist or advise on important steps following adoption such as applying for various INS documents in the case of an international adoption, which become important when the adopted person applies for a passport or driver’s license.
Paternity
Child support may be ordered by the court in custody, parenting time, and paternity matters involving minor children. Child support is intended to assist the parents with the basic living expenses, work-related childcare, and medical expenses of the children.
Premarital Agreement
Determine the rights of each spouse in the case one passes away. (Minnesota law states that one spouse may not deprive the other of their marital share in a will, but a spouse may waive their marital share within a prenuptial agreement.)
Guardianship
A guardian is someone who takes care of a minor child’s needs. This includes making decisions regarding shelter, education, food, and medical care for a minor child. If you are taking care of the child on a long term basis, you may want to consider becoming the child’s guardian. A guardian is appointed by the court. Without guardianship, it may be difficult getting medical care for the child, enrolling him or her in school, or getting assistance from other entities requiring parental permission.
Spousal Support
Financial payments made to help support a spouse or former spouse during separation or following divorce. Also called spousal support or spousal maintenance.
Legal Separation
A Court of law is the only way in which one can obtain a divorce decree, legal separation, annulment or other form of terminating a marriage in Minnesota. Other than the dissolution of the marriage, the Court also has jurisdiction to resolve other issues that are intertwined in the existing marriage which include, but are not limited to: custody and parenting time, division of property of the marriage, spousal maintenance (alimony), child support, and division of debt.
Annulment

Restraining Order
An order issued by the court requiring the subject of the order to refrain from doing something, often issued in conjunction with domestic violence or custody disputes.

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Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Establishing a closely held business entity during the estate planning process is one strategy to formalize business interests and to establish a plan for how the business is to be handled upon your death, and in some cases, even before your death. For example, establishing a LLC (limited liability company) for rental or vacation property to address day-to-day management, operating procedures, or to mitigate liability; but also as a strategy to address how the property will be passed on to future generations. Baker Vicchiollo Law can advise on the use of this strategy, review business entity options, and facilitate the process of creating the business entity. Equally as important is then incorporating the business entity into estate planning documents to solidify your wishes.
Wills
The attorneys at Baker Vicchiollo Law LLC offer a free initial 45-minute consultation, during which the different types of Wills and estate planning documents can be discussed, as well as options for how Baker Vicchiollo Law LLC may be able to assist you with your unique factual circumstances.
Trusts
Establishing a trust allows for more specific instructions on how you want assets, or a specific asset, managed and/or distributed, and some trusts can even be implemented before death. Depending on your situation and wishes, there are several types of trust to consider: contingent will trust, revocable trust, irrevocable trust, charitable trust, special needs trust, and more.
Power of Attorney
Having the benefit of time is a gift, not only in life, but when considering your estate plan. Time allows you to plan well in advance, giving you the opportunity to be more strategic in utilizing options that may allow you to implement ideas such as asset transfers, healthcare directives, and power of attorney. All of these, and other considerations, not only reduces the decision-making burden on loved ones, but may also minimize tax liability or asset.
Probate

Tax Law
A Charitable Trust is a way to give money to your beneficiaries without waiting until you die. Some people choose a Charitable Trust to spend down their estate, while they are alive, and to minimize estate tax liabilities upon their death. Some people choose a Charitable Trust because they do not want to wait until death to donate to charitable causes important to them. Others decide to create a Charitable Trust as a tax planning strategy related to capital gains tax.

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