Divorce

At the Twin Cities family law practice of Schnobrich & Streit LLC, we provide counsel and representation in all aspects of the divorce process for clients throughout the State of Minnesota. We offer clients and their families sincere empathy, sound legal advice, personal attention, and effective advocacy, with the goal of achieving the client’s goals by the most simple, straightforward, and efficient means possible.

Our Approach to Divorce

Divorce is rarely in anyone’s thoughts at the beginning of a marriage. Unfortunately, however, even after years of life together with your spouse, unexpected changes and difficulties can lead to contacting a divorce lawyer to ask for advice on the best way to proceed.

Spouses’ differing perspectives can sometimes prolong a divorce and make good legal counsel especially important. Issues may include:

• Disagreement about how to divide the value of the marital home
• Different expectations about the division of retirement accounts, stocks and bonds, and other assets
• Different priorities for the children’s well-being of children and other custody concerns
• Disagreements about whether to proceed through negotiation, mediation, or litigation

At Schnobrich & Streit, we take our clients’ needs and concerns to heart. We guide each client through all of their options, with the goal of assisting them in making the best decisions. Achieving that goal may mean finding a path to compromise that will prove advantageous in the long run, or it may require preparation for litigation in high-conflict situations.

If you are determined to keep your antique car or family cabin, we will help you pursue that objective, while helping you understand the risks and benefits you face in that pursuit. Or, if your spouse disagrees with your proposed property division, we will make sure that you have the knowledge needed to respond appropriately. Whatever the path and client goals, family law attorneys Lauren Schnobrich and Angela Streit ensure that their clients are well-informed about all of their legal decisions, while remaining sensitive to the difficult emotions involved with the major life transition they face.