The attorneys and staff at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn dedicated to helping people find solutions to difficult problems. Whatever your problem or issue, purchase of land, real estate problem, divorce, child custody matter, child support dispute, spousal maintenance concern or other matter - we will work to resolve your problem in a way that enables you to move forward in your life.
You will work closely with our team, who will review your situation, explain the legal process, and discuss your options. We will also help you determine your future goals- where you see your life going forward both in the near term and beyond. We explain the costs of our services and other fees involved in what it will take to resolve your situation.
You will work closely with our team, who will review your situation, explain the legal process, and discuss your options. We will also help you determine your future goals- where you see your life going forward both in the near term and beyond. We explain the costs of our services and other fees involved in what it will take to resolve your situation.
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Charles Kallemeyn has been using his experience in residential and commercial real estate to help people and corporations through the process of buying, leasing, developing and selling real estate. Lisa Kallemeyn has devoted her practice to helping her clients to deal with both the legal and the human aspects of domestic crises, including divorces, custody disputes, and support or visitation problems.
Lisa Kallemeyn limits her practice exclusively to family law. She was admitted to practice in the State of Minnesota in 1987 after receiving her law degree from William Mitchell College of Law. She serves on the Board of Directors for Judicare of Anoka County. She is a Qualified Neutral under Rule 114 of the Minnesota Rules of Practice and is an Early Neutral Evaluator for Financial and Custody/Parenting time issues through Anoka County.
Charles Kallemeyn was admitted to practice in the state of Minnesota in 1988. He attended the College of St. John's and has a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Minnesota and received his law degree from William Mitchell College of Law in 1987. He has had extensive courtroom, motion practice, and trial experience and is certified by the Minnesota State Bar Association.
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. The primary purpose of a Will is to transfer assets upon death to the intended beneficiaries.
A Trust can achieve many purposes; avoiding probate and legal battles, lowering estate and/or income taxes and protecting privacy. Trusts are not the best solution in all cases, and it's important to carefully weigh the benefits and potential drawbacks. The desire to ensure that an heir is provided for financially is the most common reason for creating a Trust.
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Chuck K.
Jun 10, 2021
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Richard Foronjy
Jan 20, 2020
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Dan Sullivan
Nov 05, 2019
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Kevin Aufderhar
Oct 12, 2019
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My estate situation was a little complicated. A father that received MA at the Care Center before passing away, a mother that passed away less than 2 months later. A disabled brother that still lived in the family home who was diagnosed with luekemia, also received MA, and passed away a couple of years later...... Even with all of this, things were ultimately resolved as simply and smoothly as possible.
Mike Meisenholder
Feb 03, 2019
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Shelly L.
Jan 17, 2019
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I received a letter from Charles Kallemeyn regarding something I was involved with, I called, left a message to call me, they never called, so I called a few days later, they never called. A week later I left message with secretary for him to call, he never called. Tried one last time recently, with detailed message with secretary, no call back. And they often didn't answer the phone and had outdated message on the ans. service from another month. Not recommended at all.
Melissa T.
Nov 13, 2017
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Used them for probate. The secretary is super rude. I would call with one two minute question and the secretary would charge $26 to my account. I spoke with Kallemeyn only once at the very beginning. When all was done I know there was a balance of $110 which disappeared as it was zeroed out on the last statement. Crooks!
Michelle Entsminger
Aug 05, 2017
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Cheryl Brandt
Jan 31, 2017
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I worked with Charles Kallemeyn to help clear up a very sticky inheritance issue. His experience in real estate and compassion for my dilemma helped me wade through the muck and family drama to achieve the settlement I deserved. I am very grateful to Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn for handling my case with professionalism, respect, and diligence. I highly recommend this law firm.
Stephanie D. Knowles
Oct 20, 2016
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Working with Lisa has been an experience I would like to forget. I made an attempt to reach out and communicate my issues to which she is unwilling to discuss or acknowledge error and wrongdoing. She even responded by saying that it was my fault that she misunderstood my plain english. From my perspective she just must not have taken the moment, that I paid for, to read the words that I took the time to write. She responded with a sharp tongue in an order to the court regarding me, interesting. Facts are facts and not needed to be emotional from a "professional", especially in the field of law
