Askvig & Johnson, PLLP
Law Practice - Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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Askvig & Johnson, PLLP Details
At the law firm of Askvig & Johnson, PLLP, we represent clients throughout the Twin Cities in all aspects of family law, including: Divorce High-asset divorce Child custody & parenting time Child support Spousal maintenance and alimony Property division Paternity Prenuptial & post-nuptial agreements Order for protection & harassment restraining orders Post-divorce modifications Business valuations The decision to divorce is a difficult one to make, particularly if children are involved. It creates profound stress and often precipitates many other life changes. With decades of experience in divorce and matrimonial law in Minnesota, we thoroughly understand the continuously evolving Minnesota case law and legislation that impacts the divorce process. In addition to acting as an advocate and adviser for our clients, we understand the pressure felt by those involved in the divorce process and work to address their personal concerns. Our family law attorneys have 30 years of combined experience helping clients starting the next chapter of their life with the right safeguards in place. We are committed to applying our years of experience and legal skills to help you deal with all the underlining issues related to your divorce. Our attorneys are highly respected throughout the legal community. We have earned a reputation as strong client advocates and skilled litigators. While we always attempt to negotiate a fair settlement for each client, our opponents know we are fully prepared to go to Court in order to protect our clients' interests. In every case, we take the time to fully understand our clients' goals and expectations with regard to the outcome. We will provide a straightforward assessment of the potential outcomes and give you a realistic view of what you should expect as your case moves forward. You can always rely on us to treat you with respect and to handle your case with complete discretion.
