Answering Your Divorce Questions

 
Once a month our associate Alma Miklasevics gives an overview of the divorce process and answers your questions on all aspects of the divorce process: from assets, to child support, to grief, and more. Answering Your Divorce Questions takes place on the second Tuesdays of every month from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at our office in Maple Grove. We ask that you register at least 24 hours in advance. If you’d like to register on the date of the seminar, please call our office directly at (763) 575-7930.
 

About Alma

Alma Miklasevics is a family law attorney and associate at Mundahl Law. She specializes in the areas of divorce, custody and parenting time, child support, estate planning, Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs), and family law for LGBTQ+ community.

You can read her full bio here.

Registration:

  • This class is intended to provide basic information regarding Dissolutions of Marriage in Minnesota. Neither presenter has the intention of giving legal advice on your particular matter, nor is this information intended to replace legal advice with an attorney. This presentation does not establish an attorney/client relationship with any of the participants.

 

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Practice Areas

Divorce & Family Law
Divorce
Filing for Divorce Yourself
Divorce Without Children
Divorce for Small Business Owners
High Asset Divorce
Child Custody
Child & Spousal Support
LBGTQ Families
Paternity
Step-Parent Adoptions
Estate Planning
Family Mediation
Probate Law
Qualified Domestic Relations Orders

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