Hennepin County Probate Attorney
The importance of probate services cannot be overstated, nor should it be overlooked. It may be tempting to put the necessity of probate services out of your mind, given that it often involves having to come to terms with the death of yourself or a loved-one. The reality, however, is that there are potentially negative and long-lasting consequences to avoiding the importance of probate services. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn PLLC offers excellent probate services and has done so in Hennepin County for more than two decades. Read Full Post
After professional expertise, an estate attorney’s experience is the most important factor for providing clients with the results they desire and deserve. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn offers our clients both. A strong estate attorney understands how important it is to represent a client’s interests with care, concern for the assets involved, and the fulfillment of wishes about how the clients’ assets will be distributed and reconciled in the future. We have established a reputation for being strong advocates of our clients’ interests.
If you find yourself in a situation where your former spouse has fallen behind on his/her spousal support payments for any reason, you may want to seek legal support to ensure that the problem is addressed quickly and appropriately. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn specializes in family law and can help you sort out any issue related to spousal support payments. Falling behind on spousal support payments is not something that should be ignored. It needs to be addressed before the problem gets worse.
If you are in the middle of a divorce, you may be feeling overwhelmed both emotionally and financially and it may be very difficult to see how to navigate the process in a healthy way for your family. The Minnesota courts strongly recommend an Alternative Dispute Resolution to settle the important terms of your divorce rather than proceed through the traditional litigation process. Divorce mediation is a highly effective way to settle issues like child custody, division of property and assets
If you share children and have made the very difficult decision to divorce, it is important to understand that the lives of you and your former spouse will forever be intricately connected because of your kids. Signing your divorce papers may be the official end to your marriage, but it is just the beginning of a new phase of your relationship – co-parenting. Co-parenting is the act of sharing all of the duties of parenting your children, after a couple has separated or divorced. Co-parenting can last for many years, depending on the age of your children and, as you might expect, can be complicated as you and your former spouse may not always agree
