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Anoka (3 miles)
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Real Estate Attorneys, Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Business Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Landlord & Tenant Attorneys, Tax Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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01/16/2009

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We used two other real estate attorneys in the past and were more concerned at getting paid and moving to the next client. We don't need to pay $200 per hour and have an attorney just fill out paperwork. We need advice. Mr. Kallemeyn listened to us, and gave us the necessary advice.

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Phone: (763) 427-5131

Address: 3200 Main St NW Ste 370, Minneapolis, MN 55448

Website: http://www.kallemeyn.com

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Divorce
In Minnesota, a divorce is considered to be contested even if the couple agrees to every issue except for one. There are four main areas that are involved with every divorce and contested divorces usually come down to one of these...
Child Support
In Minnesota, if the father is present at the child’s birth, both parents would have signed a Recognition of Parentage, which serves to establish paternity for purposes of establishing child support. However, a father has no legally enforceable rights at all to that child until and unless these are ordered by the Court. The parents can agree to a parenting plan and file that agreement with the Court, but until this Agreement is part of a Court Order, the mother is considered to have sole legal and physical custody of the child. This is important to remember, as child support my be taken from the father before his right to custody has been established by the courts.
Child Custody and Visitation
Quite frequently during divorce and custody cases, a child’s grandparents are forgotten, and their role and right to visitation and upbringing. This can be complicated due to the fact that without legal directives, a parent has no obligation to allow grandparents visitation rights. Now, what is in the best interest of the child is of the utmost importance and sometimes this can mean that grandparents should play a more prominent role in a child’s life. And because of changing family dynamics and that there can be upheaval in a parent’s life, children may be better off in the care of a relative such as a grandparent.
Adoption
Family law attorneys help with more than just divorce cases. They can also help advise grandparents who are denied access to their grandchildren following the dissolution of a marriage. Family law attorneys also routinely handle custody and child support cases, as well as step-parent adoption matters.
Paternity
As an attorney who has handled paternity matters for more than 27 years, Lisa Kallemeyn has helped many parents decide on a child-focused custody and parenting time agreement through the mediation process.
Premarital Agreement
During most divorces, both parties wonder who will get the house, the cars, etc. Generally, any property and debt acquired during the marriage is divided equitably. Most of the time, this means an equal division. However, there are significant exceptions to this rule. In addition, property owned prior to your marriage or as a result of a gift or inheritance can belong exclusively to one party or the other. Furthermore, should a prenuptial agreement have been signed prior to the marriage, that will have to be taken into account as well.
Spousal Support
For example, the parties could have come to complete agreement on dividing the property and how much time each parent spends with the children, but cannot agree on child support or spousal support (alimony) issues.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Transactions
We represent clients in the acquisition, construction, financing, and sale of real estate. In residential transactions, it is important to review the proposed purchase agreement with your attorney before you sign it. After the purchase agreement has been signed other issues, such as title, financing or issues involving the physical condition of the property can rise. Consulting with an experienced attorney about these matters can prevent many problems from arising, and make you feel secure in the purchase of your home. Charles Kallemeyn has over 17 years experience practicing as a real estate attorney, including 3 years of experience as an attorney with Commonwealth Land Title Insurance Company, handling both residential and commercial transactions.

Non-compete Agreement

Real Estate Litigation
A boundary dispute is a disagreement over the location of a property line. Boundary disputes often occur because the real estate in many older deeds was not surveyed. Previous property owners may not have known with any certainty where their boundary was located. The markers or monuments mentioned in the deed, such as pins, stakes, or rocks, may be long gone. Distances provided in a deed may only be “more or less,” and directional courses referred to may be vague such as “northeasterly.” Boundaries in a deed may be described in terms that no longer make sense to the present owners, such as “by and along the land of Jones.” All of this means that the location of a boundary line, even if there is history of use, may be impossible to find without a survey. Minnesota has established which will determine the location of the boundary. Often, in boundary disputes, the historic use of the land by the parties will determine the legal location of the boundary, which may result in the loss or gain of land to each of the parties. The issues in such disputes usually include the following...
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
The negotiation of lease terms between landlord and tenant is the first critical interaction between landlord and a potential tenant. Market conditions, location, and uniqueness of the space all contribute to obtaining the most favorable deal for either landlord or tenant. At Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn, your attorney will consider all of these to assist you. Among the specific provision that your attorney will negotiate for you are...

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
You may download our Will/Estate Planning Information Form from this website by clicking here. If you would like to begin the estate planning process, complete the form, and call us at (763) 427-5131, or just send the completed form. My Paralegal will call you and schedule an appointment.
Wills
All of the above situations occur, and when they do, it is proper to investigate and contest the Will, if justified. But Will contests are easily avoided if an attorney assists in the Will drafting and signing. Your attorney will make sure that the Will is technically correct, and inquire about undue influence and capacity. If there are issues in these areas, your attorney at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn will take the steps necessary to make sure the issues do not invalidate the will.
Trusts
A “spendthrift” provision in a Living Trust is often used to further preserve the integrity of assets. It prohibits the heir from transferring his or her interest and also bars creditors from reaching into the trust. Living Trusts are relatively easy to update, modify or revoke in most cases.
Power of Attorney
The Power of Attorney is a document which provides another person with legal authority to take any action you could have yourself. Usually, people begin thinking of having a Power of Attorney when they are getting older, but a Power of Attorney is a good idea just in case of an accident or unexpected illness. If you become incapacitated and have not signed a Power of Attorney, your loved ones will have to go to Court to appoint a guardian to handle your legal affairs, or even to obtain necessary information from banks, insurance companies and so on.
Probate
Probate law may not be the most exciting aspect of our legal system, so it may not inspire many movies or TV shows, but that does not mean that probate law is not among the most important aspects of the law. Probate law provides us with a sense of reassurance that our wishes—specifically those related to our valuable property—will be distributed in the way we wish upon our deaths. When you make your wishes known prior to the time of your death, your wishes are far more likely to be granted. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn are Anoka County probate lawyers who can provide you with the security of knowing that your possessions will be distributed as you want when the time comes. Read Full Post

Bankruptcy
Foreclosure
Mortgages may be foreclosed by action or by advertisement. Foreclosure by action means that a lawsuit is commenced to determine the validity of the mortgage and resolve other issues, but the overwhelming majority of foreclosures are by advertisement under Minnesota statute Chapters 580 and 582. Foreclosure by advertisement means that the owner is given notice of the default and at least 6 weeks in which to bring the mortgage current. During that time, the notice of foreclosure is advertised in the newspaper. There is no Court involvement. If not brought current, the property is sold at the sheriff’s sale to the highest bidder. Thereafter, there is a six month redemption period in which the owner may redeem the property by fully paying the mortgage, including cost of foreclosure, accrued interest and the principal. The owner has the right to occupy the property without paying anything during the redemption period, but if the mortgage is not fully paid by the expiration of the redemption period, the owner will be evicted.
Tax Law
Simple Estate Planning is often over looked because people believe it will be time consuming and costly. For the majority of our clients who are considering using a Will, a Health Care Directive (Living Will) and a Power of Attorney, this is simply not true. Our fees for the preparation of these documents are $500.00 for an individual, $750.00 for a couple, and these fees apply when no estate tax planning or trusts are necessary.

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