Gilbert Alden Blog

Minnesota Divorce: Dividing Martial and Non-Marital Assets


One of the most contentious issues to be resolved in a Minnesota divorce is the division of property. It is important to understand that most property obtained during a marriage is considered part of the “marital estate” and subject to a just and equitable division by a court.  However, just because an asset was acquired… Read more »


My company is doing something illegal, what should I do?


Employees may find themselves in the awkward position of knowing their employer is involved in practices that violate state or federal laws. This often means they have to ask the question “my company is doing something illegal, what should I do? Let’s face it, you need your job and your concern is reasonable: reporting that… Read more »


Valuing a Business as a part of a Minnesota Divorce Proceeding


There’s a general framework for evaluating the value of a business, but the end result varies around each specific situation. To help you gain further insight into the matter, let’s discuss factors determining business valuation during a divorce in Minnesota.  Reasons for a Business Valuation If the parties do not agree upon the value of a… Read more »