Family conflict can be intense, emotionally draining, complex and difficult to resolve. Emotions are high and conflict can be heightened when family members disagree about issues that are highly personal. If you find yourself in need of a local family law attorney in the Coon Rapids, MN area, the law firm at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, PLLC can help. Lisa Kallemeyn has spent her entire career devoted to family law cases in the area. Read Full Post
The law firm at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn works each and every day to help those in the Coon Rapids area find solutions to complex and difficult legal problems. Charles and Lisa Kallemeyn are legal partners with extensive experience and knowledge of Minnesota law. When you find yourself in need of an attorney in Coon Rapids, MN, you can trust Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, PLLC. Our firm’s expertise covers many practice areas including: Read Full Post
Establishing paternity is important for a number of reasons. It becomes especially important to have established paternity if the relationship into which a child was born ends in divorce. Without having established paternity, custody and visitation can be impacted. In most cases in which the father is present for the birth of the child, both parents will sign an acknowledgment of paternity or birth certificate. Some reasons for establishing paternity are more obvious than others and knowing how to navigate the legal ground is an area of expertise for Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, a trusted Anoka County Paternity Lawyer. Read Full Post
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
Custody issues are often the most complex and difficult to agree on during and after a divorce. Emotions are high and conflict may only increase after a divorce is finalized. It is very easy for extended family members to feel forgotten when the dust settles after a divorce. Grandparents, who have been involved in the lives of their grandchildren for years, may want to understand their own rights in the state of Minnesota. Kallemeyn & Kallemyn, PLLC, can help you explore what rights grandparents have in Minnesota. Read Full Post
