Anoka County Law Firm
Like most people, our law firm wants to make a positive contribution to the world around us. Our training gives us the ability to make our contributions in ways that help people with a variety of legal issues. The people in our community who have worked with us realize we do not operate like other law firms. We work hard to get to know our clients and understand their unique circumstances so that we can offer the best possible legal representation. We are not driven simply by number of cases won – we want to help you through your legal situation… Read Full Post
The legal team at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn are experts in Family and Divorce Law. One important, but sometimes neglected and/or overlooked aspect of Family and Divorce Law is prenuptial agreements. Many people enter marriage with idealized hopes for a perfect relationship. But even the strongest relationships experience times of difficulty and turmoil, and when couples are struck by unexpected problems that lead to divorce, many regret not putting a prenuptial agreement in place prior to their marriage. We want you to know that you can maintain your idealized hopes for your marriage and also be prepared for the possibility of future difficulties in your relationship.
As a subcontractor or general contractor, there’s more to your job than being good at what you do every day. Like it or not, there’s always paperwork, and some of the most tedious paperwork is involved in filing mechanic’s liens. These documents are crucial to ensuring you’re paid in certain circumstances, and you must make sure they’re filed correctly the first time around. If not, you may not be able to collect your payment on time. In extreme circumstances, incorrectly filed mechanic’s liens can also lead to lengthy lawsuits. This will not only keep you from collecting your money but also force you to spend time and possibly more money in the process. At Kallemeyn and Kallemeyn, we can help if you’re looking for help with mechanic’s liens claim filing in MN.
If you and your partner have decided to move forward with a divorce, you may wonder what your options are for settling important (and difficult) issues such as division of assets, property and debt, child and spousal support payments and the development of a fair and reasonable child custody arrangement. Most couples explore the two most common options for settling a divorce and decide which best meets their needs. The court system is the traditional mechanism for settling divorce and is particularly useful if conflict is high and compromise is unlikely. Mediation is an alternative and highly effective method that can work for couples who are able to solve some problems on their own and do not want to spend significant time and resources on a court battle. The law firm of Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn offers couples in the Coon Rapids, Ham Lake, Anoka and Andover, MN both options for settling a divorce.
