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Coronavirus Impact and Assurance: Yes! We are still open for business!

As you are all aware, we are currently facing unique challenges due to the Coronavirus. While this is a serious crisis, it is important to keep it in perspective, and not allow it to prevent us from going about our business. We want to assure all of our clients that this office is prepared to serve your needs, regardless of what happens and how the virus affects Minnesota. In an effort to keep the office safe, we have stepped up prevention and sanitation measures in hopes to prevent disease transmission.

Because we are a paperless office, our entire staff is prepared to work from home if necessary. No matter what happens, we will continue to provide our clients with the highest quality legal services.  So far, not one client or staff member has become infected based on contact at this office and we will continue with safety protocols in an attempt to keep it that way. My office will continue to put the safety of our staff and you as our top priority. We do greatly appreciate your cooperation in conducting business in a safe fashion by utilizing current technology. Regardless of what happens, we will continue to take care of all of your legal needs.

Please rest assured, we will continue to take care of your legal needs in this challenging time, and your safety is our highest priority.

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You Can’t Always Get What You Want

| Jul 11, 2017 | Uncategorized

For those young folks out there, this quote comes courtesy of Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones. It could have been written for divorce law. Anyone who has been through a divorce does not need me to tell them that it is tough, taxing on your emotions, time, and money. As two households cost more to maintain then one, almost everyone who gets divorced has to make do with less, less income to meet expenses, fewer possessions as they are being divided up with their spouse, less time with the kids. Divorce is about fairly sharing the sacrifice, not about keeping everything that you had during the marriage. When both spouses understand that they cannot get everything that they want, what they had before the process is usually faster and easier. When people go into the process expecting everything they do not get it, and waste alot of time and money trying. 

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