When you and your spouse have made the very difficult decision to pursue a divorce, next steps in the legal process can be overwhelming. One of the first steps in the process is to decide how you would like to settle the terms of your divorce. In Minnesota, you have two primary options for this and the legal team at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, PLLC, can help you navigate either process. Read Full Post
Inheritance law in the state of Minnesota is clear – if there is not a will in place when an individual dies, then your surviving spouse will inherit the entire estate. There are also times when children can claim an inheritance when a parent dies. The law firm at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn can help you understand Minnesota inheritance laws and how they apply to your unique situation. While these laws may be clearly written, you do not have the need to understand them until you are in the midst of a potential family emergency. You can rely on our team to guide you through this process. Read Full Post
Probate law may not be the most exciting aspect of our legal system, so it may not inspire many movies or TV shows, but that does not mean that probate law is not among the most important aspects of the law. Probate law provides us with a sense of reassurance that our wishes—specifically those related to our valuable property—will be distributed in the way we wish upon our deaths. When you make your wishes known prior to the time of your death, your wishes are far more likely to be granted. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn are Anoka County probate lawyers who can provide you with the security of knowing that your possessions will be distributed as you want when the time comes. Read Full Post
Estate planning can be difficult to think about and overwhelming if you have not considered it before. It includes a rather large portion of the legal world, and Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, an Anoka County Estate Planning Attorney, provides expert legal assistance to people in all aspects of estate planning. Our extensive experience and training have helped many Anoka County residents in various stages of the estate planning process. We are confident that we can help you too, wherever you find yourselves in the estate planning process. Read Full Post
When most of us think of divorce, it is common to envision a courtroom with lawyers, a judge and two opposing parties. While some divorces are settled by traditional litigation, mediation is fast becoming a popular alternative that works for many divorcing couples. Divorce mediation has many benefits including costing less, taking less time, increased confidentiality and flexibility to find solutions that work best for your unique situation. You may wonder whether this option might be feasible for you and your divorcing spouse. Read Full Post
