We believe knowledge is power.
We respect the emotions, difficult dynamics, and power struggles inherent in the dissolution of marriage. Understanding the process and your rights is essential for moving forward.
We believe removing the emotional storm allows space for making smarter decisions for your family and your financial future. Disengaging from conflict is a source of strength.
We believe quality legal representation based on experience should be available in different formats so more clients have access.
We believe we’re a team. We’re here to support you through this difficult process. To learn more about how we can help, we invite you to contact Christine Callahan online.
Not all mediators are created equal. In Minnesota you do NOT have to be an attorney to be a mediator. Christine Callahan is an experienced Mediator AND an experienced Family Law Attorney.
ONLINE MEDIATION: We now offer online mediation. We can help you resolve disputes quickly and for less than you would spend in court. At no additional cost, you can participate in mediation using your phone or your computer in the privacy of your home or office. Flexible scheduling is available. No need to miss work or schedule a childcare provider to participate in online mediation. Video conferencing and document exchange is secure and encrypted for privacy. To learn more, or schedule your online mediation, please contact us.
We have all heard about divorces in which both spouses agree to disagree; they put their emotions aside for the sake of their children, and seem to effortlessly move on. But not all divorces are easy, and even though you may be willing to forgive and move on, if your spouse (or ex-spouse) is a high-conflict person, you are in for a bumpy ride!
Christine Callahan has completed the certified training. After many years on the court's roster of evaluators, Christine now conducts private Social Early Neutral Evaluations (SENE for custody and parenting time) and Financial Early Neutral Evaluations (FENE for support and property division). For more information about the Early Neutral process, please see our articles.
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