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The law firm of Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, PLLC, is committed to helping you make it through your divorce as easily as possible, and with the greatest possible chance of healing quickly and moving on with your life. But Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, a family law attorney, also understands that divorce can be extremely difficult, time-consuming, stressful, and painful. Healing and moving on with your lives may take time and great effort, but with the assistance of a qualified attorney, the light at the end of the tunnel may soon become visible…. Read Full Post
The law firm of Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, with an office in Andover, Minnesota, offers mediation for couples and families who are experiencing divorce and/or other issues that may be improved by mediation. More and more, courts are recommending that divorcing couples employ mediation. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn offer mediation and in Andover, the law firm’s Qualified Neutral (an earned status under Rule 114 of Minnesota’s rules of practice) is Lisa Kallemeyn. 
The advantages of mediated divorce are becoming better known in our society, and the law firm of Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn in Coon Rapids, MN, are becoming increasingly known for being on the cutting edge of this movement.
It is a common misconception that all divorce proceedings that involve attorneys translate to long, protracted, and bitter court battles. Until we have experienced something as significant as divorce, though, our perceptions are shaped by the extremes that dominate our various landscapes—social media, television shows, movies, etc.
No one can take away the pain leading up to a divorce. But, once you and your soon to be ex-spouse have determined that this is the path your family needs to take, navigating the divorce process does not have to be contentious and unbearable. The divorce attorneys at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn of Anoka County understand that the circumstances that have brought you to the decision of divorce have likely been extremely difficult.
Relationships are idealized in media and movies, books and other pop culture, and often seem prefabricated in ways that do not conform to reality. Every kid who begins “dating” someone else in their class is mimicking what they see in the adult world. When kids do this they effectively indicate that the world has imprinted on them the ideals we adults have created about relationships and marriage.
