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539 Bielenberg Drive, Suite 200
Woodbury,
Minnesota
55125
Phone: 651-379-0330
Fax: 651-731-8004
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Holbeck Law Office, P.A.
Families come in different shapes and sizes and have different needs, goals, and dreams. The goal of Holbeck Law Office is to help you plan your future, whether you are a beaming bride or groom, proud new parent or grandparent, or a suddenly single parent. We can help make the transition a smooth one.
Whether we are helping you plan your estate or drafting your divorce documents, communication is the key to a successful outcome. In order to understand your needs and wants, we listen carefully. We also educate you and equip you with the information you need to make complete decisions. Finally, we brainstorm with you, and ultimately guide you down the path to the value-based choices best suited for you and your family.
Practice Areas
Family law is the area of law involving marriage, divorce, and child custody, and includes the following:
- Child support
- Spousal maintenance/alimony
- Parenting time/visitation
- Post decree matters and appeals
- Property division
- Tax issues
- Paternity
- Pre-nuptial agreements
- Co-habitiation
- Collaborative Family Law
Collaborative Law is a technique for handling family law issues. Instead of litigating, the parties and their lawyers agree to work together to arrive at a resolution, one that is truly a win-win. Solutions are decided privately by the parties in a conference room rather than publicly by a judge in a courtroom.
Instead of focusing on past and perhaps destructive conduct, the parties focus on the future. The parties receive tools to assist them in co-parenting their children, and make decisions based on their goals, values, and lifestyle. The parties, not the courts, have control over their future. Unlike litigation, which adds more conflict to an already stressful situation, collaboration reduces conflict and empowers the parties. Where litigation brings out the worst in people, collaboration tends to brings out the best.
Mediation is a method for resolving conflict and does not involve the court
system. A mediator is a neutral who helps the parties resolve their dispute
privately and without involving lawyers.
Please email us or visit our website for additional information.
