Marriage Dissolution Petition
Marriage dissolution is the legal term that is used to refer to a divorce. If you have decided to pursue a divorce from your spouse, this term is what you will see on all legal paperwork. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn PLLC can help you with the marriage dissolution petition so that you can finalize the terms of your divorce and move forward with your life. The dissolution is a legal end to your marriage. Your marriage will be dissolved when the Court issues a final judgement and decree. Read Full Post
The ultimate symbol of the law in the United States is Lady Justice. Often seen in the form of a statue, she holds a sword and a balance and is blindfolded. The sword symbolizes accountability, the balance symbolizes equality of application under the law, and the blindfold symbolizes impartiality. Our laws were created to be impartial. Family and divorce attorneys were not. The Coon Rapids Law Office of Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn is not obligated to represent our clients with impartiality. In fact, we represent them enthusiastically, supportively, and zealously. Every client deserves the best representation from their attorney. Family and divorce matters inspire us to give you our best effort and then some.
Divorced spouses with children often develop a Parenting Plan that includes a Child Support Agreement. This legal document determines the amount of money and other sources of support that one parent will provide, ensuring the health and well-being of the couple’s children. The child support agreement is very often difficult to create and those involved in its development typically work hard to make sure that it is accurate and meets the current needs of the couple’s children. On occasion, child support agreements require revision. 
Family law is a unique area of law that focuses on settling issues related to your family relationships and your children. The law firm at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn has an extensive understanding of family and divorce law and can help you and your family successfully navigate many different difficult and complex legal issues. Family law can include marriage, contested or uncontested divorce, adoption, and child custody and child support, paternity issues, spousal maintenance (or alimony) and even division of property and debt.
The decision to divorce is difficult and, for many, takes many months, or even years, to reach. There are many factors to consider, including how it will impact your children, how it will change your living arrangements and day to day routine, and how it will impact you financially. Once you and your spouse have made this decision, finding a strong and reputable divorce lawyer is one of the first steps in the process. Lisa Kallemeyn has devoted her entire legal career to issues of family law and has more than thirty years of experience helping couples untangle their lives so that they can move forward successfully after a divorce is final. 
In our society, we sometimes use words that create impressions that are not always accurate. A prime example comes from the world of law, where we use such phrases as “finalize the divorce.” From a legal perspective, signing documents may indeed finalize a divorce. But the relationship itself will seldom play by the same set of rules. Relationships are much more fluid than legal processes. 
