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Maple Grove Law Firm Serving Hennepin County and Surrounding Communities
At Mundahl Law, we believe in offering our clients the best, most conscientious legal representation for their family law, estate planning, and Minnesota probate matters. From our office in Maple Grove, Minnesota, we serve clients in Hennepin County and the surrounding area, including Buffalo, Rogers, and Plymouth.
Divorce & Family Law
Family law encompasses many issues that face individuals and families, from property settlements, spousal maintenance, and non-marital interests, to child custody and support, third-party custody, and adoption matters.
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Divorce
Every marriage is different; so is every divorce. Because every divorcing couple has a different dynamic and their own particular needs when it comes to unwinding their marriage, it makes sense to work with divorce attorneys who offer a variety of op…
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Filing for Divorce Yourself
Do you need a divorce, but hesitate filing for divorce yourself and at the thought of either incurring huge legal bills or going it alone? Do you feel that you could handle many aspects of the divorce process yourself, but that you would still want s…
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Divorce Without Children
Divorce for couples without children can involve its own special challenges, especially for professional couples who have accumulated significant assets during the marriage. Whether or not you have children, the end of your marriage is a difficult lo…
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Divorce for Small Business Owners
For self-employed Minnesota professionals and small business owners, divorce poses a unique set of challenges. How will the business be managed during the divorce process? Will the necessary sharing of financial information with a spouse during divor…
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High Asset Divorce
All divorces carry the potential for significant conflict, but when the marriage involves extensive or complex assets, the likelihood of conflict goes up, driving the emotional and financial cost of the divorce up with it. At Mundahl Law, we understa…
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Child Custody
A divorce means the end of a marriage, not a family. Those with children understand that while their relationship as a couple ceases to exist, the relationship each parent has with their children continues and evolves. The best situation is when pare…
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Child & Spousal Support
Child and spousal support are significant issues in a Minnesota divorce. These issues can be frustrating for everyone, and their resolution can impact your life for years to come. It is essential to have the help of an experienced Minnesota child s…
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LBGTQ Family Law
Minnesota families with LGBTQ spouses and parents have many of the same legal issues as those with opposite-sex partners, but they have some unique needs as well. At Mundahl Law, we are committed to serving LGBTQ individuals and their families with a…
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Paternity
Paternity issues bring with them many mixed emotions. Whether you are the biological mother or father, you need to know the process to legally establish paternity for your child. Our attorneys are here to help. A child born during a marriage is con…
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Second/Step-Parent Adoptions
Second/stepparent adoptions are a joyful, positive part of our practice. We are honored to be play a role in helping families create a home environment where children are put first by loving parents.
There is nothing more gratifying than to witness a…
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Estate Planning
Estate planning makes sense on a number of levels. If it’s done in an effective and thoughtful way, it can spare loved ones from having to make heart-wrenching choices about your care if you are ever incapacitated. It can keep the assets you worked…
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Family Mediation
Mediation is a confidential form of alternative dispute resolution, where the parties are assisted by a neutral third party to negotiate a settlement. The mediator does not represent either party and does not give either party legal advice. The pur…
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Probate Law
Probate isn’t necessarily good or bad. It’s only a process where there is court supervision of the resolution of a deceased person’s estate. As with any process, completing it requires taking specific steps in a specific order. The difficulty…
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