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In almost every single dissolution it is necessary for the parties to face the difficult task of dividing
the property they shared and collected during the marriage. At Jensen Sondrall & Persellin, P.A., we strive to
take a creative and realistic approach to the division of personal property. It is necessary to evaluate
the worth of the property, the sentimental value of the property and the client's need for the property.
In Minnesota the Court divides marital property equitably based on a number of factors. The division
of property can become complex when parties argue over the value of the property and whether the property
is "marital" or "non-marital".
Non-marital property is property that was owned before a marriage, was inherited during the
marriage, gifted during the marriage, gifted by a third party, or was awarded in personal
injury case. Non-marital property can include money or investments that have been kept
in a separate account or traced to an asset that existed at the time of the dissolution.
Determining what is non-marital property can be difficult when that property has changed,
grown, or been used to purchase other property. At Jensen Sondrall & Persellin, P.A., in complex
matters we use experts well known in the field to assist in making evaluations and tracing non-marital assets.
Child Custody and Parenting Time/Visitation
Child Support
Non-Marital and Marital Property/ Assets
Mediation
Spousal Maintenance, Spousal Support, Alimony
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