MN Probate Lawyer
When a loved one dies, family and friends are flooded with emotion, intense sadness and a lot of things to do. In addition to navigating the grieving process, the family must quickly turn to the distribution of the family member’s assets (and debts), which can often times be complicated. In Minnesota, a probate occurs if the deceased was a resident of the state at the time of their death. Having a will does not necessarily negate the need for a probate. If you have questions about a probate, you will want to partner with a probate attorney with knowledge of the state laws, experience managing estates and communicating clearly and effectively. Charles Kallemeyn of Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn is based in Anoka County, MN and specializes in probate law and can help you navigate this process. Read Full Post
During a divorce, marital property will be divided up in a fair and equitable way according to Minnesota Law. There are a few intricacies of Property Division When Divorcing that demand the attention of a qualified and experienced Family Law Attorney like Lisa Kallemeyn. At Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn in Coon Rapids MN, we have extensive experience in helping divorcing parties to divide marital assets in a manner that allows you to move on with your life more easily. 
If you are a landlord or a tenant and have questions about the Minnesota eviction process, consulting a local real estate lawyer with knowledge of the state specific laws and guidelines will help you make the best possible decision on how best to move forward given your unique situation. Eviction laws in Minnesota actually make it easier than you might expect to end a month to month lease…
The real estate market has heated up in recent months. Home buying can be a very emotional decision with very real financial and legal implications. Each aspect of a typical real estate transaction can be anything but typical for the average Anoka County resident. Both the financial and ownership areas of the transaction have their own set of complicated rules and regulations. 
We may well look back on the first decades of the Twenty-First Century in much the same way as we look upon the 1960s when considering the sheer number of social changes that took place. When we consider the roots of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, we are likely to take for granted the foresight of such luminaries…
