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Phone: (320) 243-3878

Address: 217 W James St, Paynesville, MN 56362

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Divorce
Child Support
Generally, if one parent is the primary custodian or a third-party has physical custody of the child, they may petition the court for child support from the other parent or parents. Child support includes basic support, medical support, and child care support. The court uses a method called “Income Shares” and the Child Support Guidelines to calculate the amount of monthly child support.
Child Custody and Visitation
A legal separation is different than a divorce, but involves many of the same key issues such as child custody and support, parenting time, and division of property. To obtain a legal separation, you must serve and file a petition in Family Court in the county where you or your spouse resides. At Amundson, Johnson & Schrader, P.A. we can help you evaluate your situation and goals and determine whether a legal separation or divorce would be your best option.
Adoption
Paternity
In Minnesota, “establishing paternity” is the establishment of a child’s “legal” father. Every child has a biological father, but not every child has a “legal” father. For instance, when a child is born to a married couple the father is automatically deemed the “legal” father. However, if the couple is unmarried, the father is not the “legal” father until paternity is established. Until paternity is established, the mother of the child has sole legal and physical custody. There are many benefits to establishing paternity for both the child and the father. Let our office help you through the process and start receiving those benefits.
Premarital Agreement
A premarital (or antenuptial) agreement is a contract between two people that are planning on getting married. Minnesota also recognizes postnuptial agreements. The agreement can cover many issues including the rights of each spouse and the division of property in the event of a divorce. However, prenuptial agreements cannot cover issues relating to child support and custody. These agreements are often utilized by individuals with significant assets that wish to keep their property separate during a marriage, or those individuals that may have been through a messy divorce and are looking to remarry. Whatever your situation, let us help create an agreement that will protect you in the future.
Guardianship
A Guardianship is the legal appointment of a person to be responsible for the care of another person who is unable to manage their own affairs. If a minor child or your loved one is unable to make and communicate responsible personal decisions about their medical care, shelter, clothing, nutrition, and safety, a guardianship may be necessary.
Spousal Support
Divorce in Minnesota usually involves one or more of the following key issues: child custody, child support, division of property, spousal maintenance, and fees and costs. Our attorneys strive to resolve these issues at minimal cost, but are also able to become strong advocates should the situation demand it. Let our experience and expertise at Amundson, Johnson & Schrader, P.A. assist you in resolving these issues and finalizing your divorce.
Legal Separation

Criminal Defense
DUI/DWI
A gross misdemeanor is a crime in which you could be punished by up to 1 year in jail, a $3,000 fine, or both. Probation is usually 3-6 years depending on the crime. Examples include a second DWI or Theft of property or services valued between $500 – $1,000.
Traffic Violations
A petty misdemeanor is not considered a crime in Minnesota. It is considered a violation in which you could be fined up to $300, but cannot be sentenced to jail for. Examples include speeding tickets or possession of a small amount of marijuana. Individuals should be aware that paying the fine is considered an admission to the crime as stated on the ticket. If you are worried about the collateral consequences you may face if you pay the fine you should contact our office to discuss your situation.
Sex Crimes
A felony is a crime in which you could be punished by more than one year in jail. The amount of the fine that can be imposed can vary along with the amount of probation you could face. Examples of felonies include most drug and sex offenses.
Theft
Misdemeanors
A misdemeanor is a crime in which you could be punished by up to 90 days in jail, a $1,000 fine, or both. Probation is usually limited to 1-2 years except in assault cases. Examples include a first time DWI under 0.16 or 5th Degree Assault.
Assault
Probation Violation
If you were convicted of a crime, placed on probation and now face allegations that you failed to meet the conditions of your probation, you could face serving the jail time that you were originally sentenced to. At Amundson, Johnson, and Schrader, P.A. we have experience in defending probation violations and can help you fight yours.

Business and Corporate Law

Corporate Law

Real Estate Litigation
Real Estate Transactions
Amundson, Johnson & Schrader, P.A. and AJS Title will handle your real estate transaction start to finish. From the initial purchase and sale agreement, through title evidence and title examination to closing, you can trust that your matter will be handled in a professional and timely manner.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Zoning is a tool used by the government to control the development and use of certain parcels of land. Most cities have a Planning and Zoning Committee that establish zoning ordinances for their city. Zoning issues usually arise if you attempt to develop or use your property beyond the zoning limits established by the Committee.

Personal Injury
A Conservatorship is the legal appointment of a person (a “Conservator”) to manage a minor’s or an incapacitated person’s (the “Ward”) financial affairs. Conservators are necessary to assist the Ward in maintaining their assets while meeting their day-to-day needs. For minors, a Conservatorship may be necessary if a minor is set to inherit valuable assets, or receive a settlement from a personal injury matter.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate Planning involves creating a mechanism for the most efficient and least costly method to pass wealth from one generation to the next. Each situation is unique, so whether the best means to achieve your estate planning goals is through a will, a trust, or through beneficiary planning and real estate transfers, our attorneys will thoroughly consider your situation and recommend a plan best suited to meet your needs.
Wills
Trusts
Probate

Foreclosure
Foreclosure is the legal process through which a lender recovers real property that serves as collateral for a loan. Amundson, Johnson & Schrader, P.A. handles foreclosures for lenders as well as assisting borrowers through the process.

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