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Divorce
The following articles on Minnesota divorce and family law issues will provide helpful statutory and case law information. The divorce articles are not intended to take the place of or provide you with legal advice. Every case is unique and you should consult a qualified divorce attorney for advice in considering any legal action. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss your Minnesota divorce or family law case with you in a "no-obligation" consultation.

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Location: International Plz
Neighborhoods: South Loop, East Bloomington
AKA: Shoemaker, Paul F, ATY
Other Link: http://www.shoemakerlaw.com
Categories: Estate Planning Attorneys, Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Corporation & Partnership Law Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Patent, Trademark & Copyright Law Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Address: 7900 International Dr Ste 200, Minneapolis, MN 55425

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Shoemaker Paul F

Divorce
The following articles on Minnesota divorce and family law issues will provide helpful statutory and case law information. The divorce articles are not intended to take the place of or provide you with legal advice. Every case is unique and you should consult a qualified divorce attorney for advice in considering any legal action. We would welcome the opportunity to discuss your Minnesota divorce or family law case with you in a "no-obligation" consultation.
Child Support
The Minnesota Legislature made changes in the manner in which child support is determined under a law that became effective on January 1, 2007. The statute was again amended in 2018 to modify the manner in which parenting time would impact child support. The provisions are found in Chapter 518A of the Minnesota statutes. This article will provide a basic overview of the key provisions of the parental income shares child support calculation and provide resources to the reader for further information.
Child Custody and Visitation
Following evidentiary hearing, Mr. Shoemaker was successful in enforcing a Colorado child custody determination under Minnesota's Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (MN Stat. ch. 518D) following registration of the Order in Minnesota on behalf of the client father and successfully resisted an application for an Order for Protection sought under chapter 518B wherein the mother alleged domestic abuse and requested the exercise of emergency temporary jurisdiction over custody in Minnesota following her nonconsensual removal of minor children from their Colorado home.In another recent and similar proceeding, Mr. Shoemaker was successful in obtaining a dismissal of an ex parte Temporary Restraining Order on purely legal grounds.
Paternity
Paul F. Shoemaker has been litigating civil disputes and practicing contested Minnesota divorce and family law matters for more than 33 years. In his Minnesota divorce and family law practice, Mr. Shoemaker has counseled and represented hundreds of individuals in contested/disputed and undisputed divorce and paternity actions and in post-divorce issues and hearings involving modification and enforcement of child support, custody, parenting time, spousal maintenance, and other family law issues. He is experienced in Minnesota divorce law in district court trials and appeals. His Minnesota divorce trial experience has involved temporary restraining orders, disputed custody battles, grandparent custody, parenting time modifications, spousal maintenance, child support modifications, enforcement of foreign jurisdiction orders, division of complex marital property and business valuations, and division of executive and high asset value marital estates.
Spousal Support
In Minnesota, divorce (the legal termination of a marriage relationship) is now called "Dissolution of Marriage." In this overview, the terms "divorce" and "dissolution" and "alimony" and "spousal maintenance" are used interchangeably.
Legal Separation
Shoemaker & Shoemaker PLC provides the following answers to frequently asked questions related to Minnesota legal separation and divorce proceedings and to provide an overview on how legal and physical custody of children is decided in Minnesota.

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Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law
Limited Liability Companies
Intellectual Property
Unfair Competition

Real Estate Litigation
The lawyers of Shoemaker & Shoemaker successfully represent individuals and business entities in Minnesota state and federal courts related to civil and criminal trials, motions, and disputes in business, commercial and real estate litigation, mechanic's lien actions, construction law, debtor/creditor work out issues, landlord rights, housing discrimination, divorce, paternity, child support, spousal maintenance, property division, custody, visitation/parenting time, estate planning, wills, trusts, appeals, business planning, business counseling, copyright, trademark and unfair competition litigation, commercial litigation, incorporation, shareholder agreements, asset purchases, sale of business, Section 1031 and 1033 exchanges, and formal and informal probate administration.
Construction Litigation
Mr. Shoemaker's civil litigation practice has involved a variety of state and federal claims, involving representation of plaintiffs and defendants at the trial and appellate courts in divorce, real estate, construction law, commercial, business and employment and commissions disputes.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Mr. Shoemaker's present practice includes representation of individuals, partnerships and corporations in a variety of state and federal civil litigation matters, including contested Minnesota divorce and post-decree matters, executive and high asset divorce matters, probate proceedings, and commercial and business litigation claims. In addition, he provides estate planning services, including preparation of complex wills and trusts and devotes substantial time counseling partnerships, limited liability companies and corporations related to the formation, operation, and management of the entity, intellectual property issues, and sale or purchase of business assets and stock.
Wills
Trusts
Power of Attorney
Mr. Shoemaker assisted Attorney Michael K. Hoverson in defending a trial court's decision that found a mortgage was void and unenforceable. The mortgage had been procured by fraudulent means when the husband signed on behalf of the client wife using a fraudulently obtained power of attorney. The Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's decision in a published opinion.Mr. Shoemaker and co-counsel Michael K. Hoverson jointly represented a custom metal fabricator in complex litigation involving breach of contract and article 2 commercial code issues related to welding, surface preparation and priming of the complex fabricated apparatus. The litigation involved the application of technical and industry welding standards, including the American Welding Society Structural Welding Code for Steel (AWS D1.1). Following 9 days of trial, the Jury awarded the fabricator a verdict of $205,000. The judgment was affirmed on appeal in a published opinion. The case was granted review by the Minnesota Supreme Court. The Minnesota Supreme Court recognized a distinction between discovery depositions and trial depositions and held that the trial court abused its discretion in failing to permit the appellant to conduct 2 trial depositions - see published opinion. The matter was remanded for a new trial.
Probate
John R. Shoemaker, Attorney at Law, represents individuals, sole proprietorships, partnerships and corporations in a wide variety of state and federal law areas including: business entity formation and ongoing concern legal matters; contracts; local-state-federal government regulations, licensing, claims and related litigation; federal fair housing regulation, claims and defenses and related litigation; Minnesota Human Rights Act administrative claims and defenses; purchase and sale of assets; creditor remedies; mechanic liens and other real estate matters and litigation; probate law; federal firearm and dealer licensing issues and litigation; and state and federal civil rights claims, defenses and litigation.

Bankruptcy
For courteous, professional counseling on your creditor issues and/or personal bankruptcy counsel, or for assistance with options concerning student loan debt relief, we recommend and endorse Minneapolis debt relief and bankruptcy attorney Michael K. Hoverson.

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