Minneapolis Lawyers

Jason Kohlmeyer has spent the past 20+ years guiding families through some of life’s most difficult moments—divorce, custody battles, and high-conflict parenting disputes. Since moving to Southern Minnesota in 2000 to trade Fargo’s frozen tundra for warmer ground, Jason has become a trusted advocate for clients facing complex and emotionally charged family law issues. A veteran of the U.S. Army Reserve, Jason served in both military intelligence and as an infantryman. That discipline, focus, and strategic mindset now serve him well in the courtroom. Jason focuses exclusively on family law, with a niche in high-conflict divorce and custody cases—especially those involving significant...

VWLF focuses solely on family law. Attorney Amanda Van Wyhe has been providing compassionate and zealous advocacy since 2005, representing clients in all types of divorce, child custody and family law cases. VWLF has office locations in Rochester and Owatonna and serves clients in the surrounding areas in southern Minnesota and north central Iowa. At VWLF, we believe that " Your. Family. Matters. " We understand that the process of going through a divorce or any other family law matter is difficult, to say the least. VWLF is here to help. Call us today for a free 30 minute...

At McRoberts Law, PLLC, we are creating content directing Minnesotans to the resources available to them so they can take control of their legal journey. This is directly in line with our vision—which is to empower our clients, no matter where they find themselves on their hero’s journey. If you need help with the resources, or if you have a legal question that has been burning a hole in your brain, you can schedule a limited representation remote appointment with me and I’ll answer your legal question for a flat fee. I’ll tell you if I think you have a case,...

I practice law in St. Cloud. I am a graduate of William Mitchell College of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota. I understand the financial pressures my clients face because I experienced some of these same pressures growing up. I know that most of my clients end up in debt through no fault of their own. People call me because their income fell or their expenses rose. For instance, people get laid off because the business closes or moves away. Or they get divorced and when there was barely enough money to run one household before the divorce, suddenly there are two...