Amundson Law Office Can Help When the June Bloom Fades

Amundson Law Office, a firm in Eagan, MN that is focused on family and divorce law, is reminded about the month of June being a popular month for weddings. Holding weddings on June has been a popular tradition, probably because June was named after Juno, the Roman goddess of marriage, and many people believe that a couple married in June will be happy forever. Unfortunately, that is not true in real life and some couples end up getting a divorce, which is where Lisa Amundson and her firm can help, especially with her deep experience in divorce law. She and her firm serve the whole Twin Cities area and she focuses her practice south of the River in Dakota County.

Lisa Amundson says, “June is traditionally a time for weddings, and also a time of year when painful decisions to separate occur as well. Sometimes an anniversary date serves as a deadline. Even in an emotionally charged situation, it is crucial to have a lawyer who focuses on securing your future and takes a sound approach to legal decision-making. At Amundson Law Office LLC, we understand that going through a divorce is not easy. That is why we strive to advocate for your best interests in the legal proceedings so you can focus on establishing your new life. I will work with you to understand your situation, be available to answer any questions you may have, and keep you updated on the status of your case.”

They fully understand that taking the first step is frequently the hardest part of the divorce process. That is why Amundson Law Office offers a free initial consultation to any new client who is facing a divorce or a family law issue. This initial consultation will provide a chance for the client to ask questions and find out if the law firm is a suitable fit for them. If the client decides to work with the firm, they will explain what the client can expect with regards to the process, timeline, and the amount to be paid in legal fees.

There are a number of key steps to take during the divorce process. The first step is to file for divorce, which involves sending or receiving the paperwork to file a petition to the court for a divorce. They want to stress that it is not a good idea for clients to file the paperwork for divorce themselves because there are a number of pitfalls that can affect the entire process if not done properly.

The second step is to file for temporary support and custody. While each situation is unique, temporary support is usually provided to the spouse who doesn’t have an income. Custody is determined on a case-to-case basis while taking into account the best interests of the children. The third step is the discovery process, which provide both parties equal access to the documents for retirement accounts, mortgages, and other vital financial information.

The fourth step is to take into account the custody and financial issues. Lisa Amundson will be doing her best to protect the rights of her client in these negotiations and pursue the best possible results for the client and the family. The fifth step involves the negotiations and Lisa Amundson is experienced and knowledgeable when to continue fighting and when to settle and accept a compromise. The sixth and final step is the settlement or trial. Once all major issues have been settled, these will be submitted to the family law court for approval. If both parties can’t reach a settlement, they will proceed to the trial process.

Amundson Law Office offers legal services for divorce, divorce planning, child custody, and other family issues in Minneapolis, including different towns and counties in Minnesota, including: Eagan, Rosemount, Burnsville, Apple Valley, Woodbury, St. Paul, Oakdale, Inver Grove Heights, Roseville, Bloomington, Scott County, Cottage Grove, Dakota County, Ramsey County, Hennepin County, Washington County, and around the Twin Cities metropolitan area. She is licensed to practice law in all federal and district courts in Minnesota.

Those who are looking for a divorce lawyer can check out the Amundson Law Office website or contact them through the telephone or by email.