» Family Law

How to File for Divorce in North Dakota

April 12th, 2018 by

To file for divorce, you or your spouse must have resided in North Dakota for at least 6 months prior to beginning the process. Alternatively, if by the time the Judgment and Decree of divorce is entered, you will have been residents for 6 months, t… [Read More...]

Divorce Mediation – An Alternative Way Forward

October 26th, 2016 by

Joel Fremstad

When two individuals make the decision to end a marriage, navigating their way through the dissolution of the marriage can be an overwhelming, contentious, and sometimes intimidating process. For many, the parties want to try to come to an agreement… [Read More...]

Paternity Actions In North Dakota

May 5th, 2016 by

Joel Fremstad

When a child is born to unmarried parents in North Dakota, there are two primary ways in which paternity for that child can legally be established and benefits to doing so for both the child and the parents. Ways to Legally Establish Paternity… [Read More...]

Grandparent Visitation Addressed by North Dakota Supreme Court

May 20th, 2014 by

Joel Fremstad

Involvement of extended family members, such as grandparents, oftentimes can be an important part of a child’s life and upbringing. The bonds between grandparents and their grandchildren are irreplaceable. What happens when a relationship between a… [Read More...]

Fremstad Law Expands Family Law Practice--Lesley Foss Joins Firm

April 12th, 2014 by

Joel Fremstad

The Fremstad Law Firm is pleased to announce that Lesley Foss has joined the firm. Lesley’s law practice will focus primarily on Family Law, representing clients at all stages of proceedings, including divorce/marital termination, parenting time/cu… [Read More...]

TERMS OF USE AND DISCLAIMER: Thank you for visiting the Fremstad Law Web site. Please note that the materials on our site have been prepared by us for general informational purposes and are not legal advice. We will not accept requests for legal advice over the Internet. You should not rely on any information contained herein in evaluating any specific legal issues you may have. Do not send us information about your legal issues until you speak to one of our lawyers and get authorization to do so. The firm does not and will not consider or treat any unsolicited e-mails or information sent to us, an attorney, or an employee of the firm by persons seeking legal advice or other non-clients to be confidential and the firm reserves the unconditional right to disclose or use any such unsolicited e-mails or information for any purpose. Your use of our Web site and/or sending e-mail to us or one of our lawyers does not create a lawyer-client relationship. A lawyer-client relationship is not created except by a written acknowledgment of such an engagement signed by a member of the firm. For your convenience, our Web site may contain links to other third-party sites. We do not endorse or verify the accuracy of information on such sites and are not responsible for the contents of any of these third-party resources. The inclusion of such link on this site does not imply the endorsement, recommendation or approval of that site by Fremstad Law.

» Family Law

How to File for Divorce in North Dakota

Divorce Mediation – An Alternative Way Forward

Paternity Actions In North Dakota

Grandparent Visitation Addressed by North Dakota Supreme Court

Fremstad Law Expands Family Law Practice--Lesley Foss Joins Firm

LET'S TALK

Fremstad Law Firm