Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota
divorce
i have filed and a judge has signed an order for Dissolution of Marriage. It was a total pkg. deal-termination agreement, etc. no children. We both signed it as well as the judge. Technically there is a 60 day period to contest (appeal). If we both changed our minds, can this order be rescinded? Circumstances have changed.
3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: divorce
If you BOTH change your minds, then you can both sign a stipulation to address the changed circumstances. If only one of you wants the change, then it would be a more complicated process. Please feel free to follow up with me at [email protected].
Re: divorce
I am not sure that I understand the question.
If you reached an agreement on the issues, an appeal would likely have little likelihod of success.
If you wish to mutually change the provisions of the decree, that can be accomplished by a Stipulation and Order to Amend the Decree signed by the parties.
Re: divorce
I am not sure that I understand the question.
If you reached an agreement on the issues, an appeal would likely have little likelihod of success.
If you wish to mutually change the provisions of the decree, that can be accomplished by a Stipulation and Order to Amend the Decree signed by the parties.
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