We all know that young people can get themselves into trouble—especially if they are teenagers. As noted in the official state government data, approximately 20,000 juveniles are arrested in Minnesota each year. There are few things...
Forfeiture laws allow the government to seize property or assets that are used in a connection with a crime. Many people have a basic awareness of the concept of civil forfeiture. Though, these laws are...
By Jason Kohlmeyer, Family Law Attorney Getting divorced is never an easy thing to do,there are many challenging logistical and emotional issues that must be resolved. For business owners, there is another layer of complexity...
Broadly defined, an assault is an intentional and wrongful act that causes physical harm to another person. In Minnesota, there are five different categories of assault charges – ranging from a relatively minor misdemeanor to...
Drunk driving is one of the most common criminal charges filed in our state. The Minnesota Office of Traffic Safety reports that 24,862 DWI arrests were made in 2017 alone. While prosecutors have experience handling many DWI...
UPDATED: June 8th, 2026 By Jason Kohlmeyer, Family Law Attorney When a marriage ends, one of the most difficult issues is the division of property. Minnesota law (MN Statutes Sec. 518.58) requires marital property to...
If you were arrested for a sex offense, you must consult with an experienced defense attorney right away. Along with the strict criminal penalties, sex crimes carry a deep stigma. A conviction could follow you...
Our state takes intoxicated driving seriously. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety reports that 24,000 DWI arrests were made in 2017 alone. Whenever a driver is arrested for impaired driving in Minnesota, they will be put on...
Young people, especially teenagers, make mistakes. In some cases, these errors in judgment end up in the criminal justice system. According to data provided by the Minnesota Department of Management and Budget, approximately 21,000 juveniles are...
By Jason Kohlmeyer, Family Law Attorney If your spouse is stalling your Minnesota divorce, you can still move the case forward without their cooperation. Minnesota is a no-fault state, so one spouse cannot block the...
