Lindsey Didion
Areas of Practice:Divorce, Custody and Placement Disputes, Post-Dissolution Proceedings
Office Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Direct: 612.336.9349 / Email: ldidion@lommen.com
Lindsey Didion / Biography
Lindsey Didion has focused solely on family law since 2015. She brings her experience working with clients from all walks of life as they navigate their way through the legal process; from the first nervous phone call through the resolution of the case. She obtained her Paralegal Associate of Science from Inver Hills Community College in 2013.
Outside of the office, Lindsey enjoys spending time with her partner and their daughter, hunting, boating, rock hunting, fishing, hiking, and traveling.
Education
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Inver Hills Community College, AS Paralegal, 2013
News + Articles
The QDRO and Divorce in Minnesota: What Happens to Retirement Accounts?
When couples divorce in Minnesota, dividing property is rarely as simple as splitting bank accounts or selling a home. Retirement assets, 401(k)s, pensions, and other employer-sponsored plans, are often among the largest and most valuable assets in the marriage. Yet,...
Parental Alienation: Myth vs. What Minnesota Courts Really Say
“Parental alienation” is one of the most emotionally charged - and misunderstood - topics in Minnesota custody cases. Parents sometimes accuse one another of “alienating” a child, claiming the other parent is turning the child against them. Others feel unfairly...
When Income Changes After Divorce: Modifying Child Support in Minnesota
Life doesn’t stand still after divorce. Jobs change, businesses grow or struggle, children’s needs evolve. What once felt like a fair child support order may no longer reflect reality. Fortunately, Minnesota law recognizes this and allows parents to request a...
5 Costly Mistakes People Make in Minnesota Divorces (and How to Avoid Them)
Divorce can be overwhelming. Emotions run high, and the legal system can feel confusing. Some people make decisions during divorce that create unnecessary financial strain, weaken their case, or leave them unprepared for life after the decree is signed. Here are five...
How Minnesota Courts Decide Child Custody: The 12 “Best Interests” Factors Explained
Divorce and custody cases often raise one of the hardest questions parents face: “How will the court decide where my child lives?” In Minnesota, judges do not make custody decisions based on stereotypes or personal opinions. Instead, they apply a clear legal standard:...
Minnesota Divorce Myths That Could Hurt Your Case
Divorce is stressful enough without misinformation making it harder. Unfortunately, myths about Minnesota divorce law circulate online, through friends, or even from well-meaning family members. Relying on these myths can lead to costly mistakes, poor negotiation...