North Dakota Legal Guides - Page 16

How to Value and Divide a Family Farm or Ranch in a North Dakota Divorce
How to Value and Divide a Family Farm or Ranch in a North Dakota Divorce

How to Value and Divide a Family Farm or Ranch in a North Dakota Divorce

Forcing the auction of a multi-generational farm in the Red River Valley or a cattle ranch in western North Dakota can destroy a family's primary livelihood and trigger massive cap...
Oct 21, 2026
Divorce & Separation North Dakota
Dividing Mineral Rights and Oil Royalties in a North Dakota Divorce
Dividing Mineral Rights and Oil Royalties in a North Dakota Divorce

Dividing Mineral Rights and Oil Royalties in a North Dakota Divorce

Signing a property settlement agreement in Williston, Watford City, or Bismarck without a specialized appraisal of your Bakken mineral acres can cost you hundreds of thousands of d...
Oct 21, 2026
Divorce & Separation North Dakota
Emergency Guardianship for Elderly Parents with Dementia in North Dakota: Timelines & Costs
Emergency Guardianship for Elderly Parents with Dementia in North Dakota: Timelines & Costs

Emergency Guardianship for Elderly Parents with Dementia in North Dakota: Timelines & Costs

Watching an aging parent struggle with dementia or Alzheimer's is emotionally devastating. The situation can quickly spiral into a crisis if they begin wandering, refusing crucial...
Sep 28, 2026
Family Law North Dakota
Transitioning to Adult Guardianship for Special Needs Children Turning 18 in North Dakota
Transitioning to Adult Guardianship for Special Needs Children Turning 18 in North Dakota

Transitioning to Adult Guardianship for Special Needs Children Turning 18 in North Dakota

Raising a child with severe autism, Down syndrome, or profound intellectual disabilities is a journey filled with unique challenges and overwhelming love. As parents, you are accus...
Sep 27, 2026
Family Law North Dakota
How to Legally Stop a Sibling from Draining an Incapacitated Parent's Bank Account in North Dakota
How to Legally Stop a Sibling from Draining an Incapacitated Parent's Bank Account in North Dakota

How to Legally Stop a Sibling from Draining an Incapacitated Parent's Bank Account in North Dakota

Elder financial abuse is a silent epidemic, and tragically, the perpetrator is often a close family member. When a parent loses cognitive capacity due to dementia or illness, a sib...
Sep 26, 2026
Family Law North Dakota
×
Need legal help? I'm here!
Legal AI
Assistant