What to do if a Party is Violating a ND Family Law Court Order | Motion of...
When an opposing party violates a court order, the other party is free to bring a motion for contempt. What is a motion for contempt? It is a legal remedy that can be used when a party intentionally...
View ArticleRisks of Drag Racing and Exhibition Driving
When you come to a stop at a stoplight, it is not an open invitation to rev your engine. When the light turns green, it is not a signal to slam on the gas so hard that the tires squeal. When taking a...
View ArticleCommon Questions About Estate Planning
When the term ‘Estate Planning’ comes to mind, you may think to yourself, “Death can be scary. Why would I want to think about it?”; “I’ll be dead, why should it matter?”; or “Estate planning has...
View ArticleTerminating Parental Rights
If you are a parent, you are given certain rights and responsibilities when your child is born. What are Parental Rights? These rights include the ability to make decisions regarding your child’s...
View ArticleShould I Plead Guilty?
Good afternoon everyone, it’s Pat Rosenquist with Rosenquist Lae office. I’m going to throw hypothetical situation at you. You have been charged with your first ever crime, that crime is a...
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View ArticleWho Gets the House in a Divorce?
In a divorce, one of the most frequently asked questions is what happens to the marital home. The family home is often the most valuable asset, as well as the asset with the most emotional attachment....
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