Minneapolis Divorce Lawyers and Attorneys

Buss Law Office, P.A.
The issues in your divorce are problems we can solve. I am a member of the Collaborative Law Institute (www.collaborativelaw.org), and of the Minnesota State Bar Association Family Law Section. I handle cases involving divorce, custody, visitation, child support, spousal maintenance and grandparents' rights, whether or not they go to court.

Eric C. Nelson, Attorney at Law
The law firm of Eric C. Nelson, Attorney opened in 1996. Prior to graduation from the University of Minnesota Law school in may of 1994, Eric C. Nelson spent two years as a judicial clerk for the Honorable Lois J. Lang, Judge of District Court, with a workload that primarily involved the drafting of divorce decrees, orders, and legal memoranda on a host of issues pertaining to divorce, child custody, child support, visitation, spousal maintenance, distribution of marital and non-marital property, valuation of property, domestic abuse and harassment, and the like. Through this prestigious judicial clerkship, Eric C. Nelson attained a great deal of inside experience and expertise in family law from a side of the bench most practitioners never see.

Felix Law Office, P. A.
I am a Minnesota divorce, family law and bankruptcy attorney. My practice includes divorce, now commonly referred to as "marriage dissolution" and personal bankruptcy including Chapters 7 and 13. My divorce and family law practice includes legal separation, custody, interstate custody, child support, visitation or parenting time, the division of property and debts, and issues regarding alimony or spousal maintenance. I also offer services with respect to paternity and grandparents rights as well as prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.

Himle Law Firm
I have a mainstream, middle of the road practice, handling all types of family law and domestic issues, including, but not limited to, Adoptions, Child Abuse - Victim, Child Custody and Visitation, Child Support, Divorce, Annulment, Domestic Violence, Enforcement of Decrees, Estate Planning, general Family Law, Guardianship, Mediation, Military Family Issues, Name Changes, Paternity, Prenuptial Agreements, Restraining Orders, Separations, Spousal Support or Alimony, State Child Protection defense, and related matters.

Kurzman, Grant & Ojala
Imagine having a team of "Superlawyers", each with 27-plus years of experience, plan your strategy...
Entire firm composed of Superlawyers as designated by 21,000 other lawyers Extraordinary win-loss record Highly effective private investigators Every attorney is a former law school trial advocacy instructor Lawyers of choice in counties throughout Minnesota including the metro counties Hennepin, Ramsey, Anoka, Dakota, Washington, Scott, Carver, Chisago, Isanti, Wright, Sherburne and many others KURZMAN, GRANT & OJALA, St. Anthony Main, 219 S.E. Main Street, Suite 403, Minneapolis, MN 55414. Call 612-617-9000 or e-mail kgolaw@aol.com.

Rowe Law Offices
Trust. Honesty. Value. Personalized service. At Rowe Law Offices, these basic principles are the foundation of every client relationship. Rowe Law Offices takes a comprehensive approach to providing innovative, real-world solutions to help clients succeed both today and in the future. To do this, it is necessary to understand not only clients' legal needs, but also how those legal issues impact their lives and businesses. Whenever possible, Rowe Law Offices identifies opportunities for clients to prevent or minimize future legal spending by recommending proactive and practical solutions to help clients avoid problems, mitigate risks, or leverage challenges to their advantage. Rowe Law Offices appreciates that each client is unique and traditional solutions may not always fit their needs. We welcome the opportunity to consider new or alternative ideas that may better help clients succeed.

Twin Cities Mediation
Mediation is a method for dealing with conflict. A neutral mediator helps the disputing parties discuss their situation with each other and explore their options for resolving their differences. Mediation offers the following advantages over a legalistic approach: Much less expensive. The parties share the mediator's fees. For example, a typical mediated divorce costs around $1500 in professional fees, while a traditional divorce-with-lawyers costs around $10,000 in professional fees. Much better results. Because mediation keeps the parties directly involved in the negotiations, the parties can make sure that the settlement is satisfactory. Less damage to the relationship. Litigation tends to result in deepening hostility. Mediation creates the opportunity for an improved working-relationship. Freedom from legal biases. Many people who deal with the legal system discover that it it biased against them. Men and women both tend to experience the legal system this way. Even worse, same-gender couples receive very little help from the legal system when they break up. Mediation allows you to address your unique situation in the way that feels most fair to both of you.