Atticus Family Law

Atticus Family Law With 20+ yrs experience dedicated to family law, we secure fair outcomes for bright futures. We secure fair outcomes for brighter futures.

With over 20 years of experience devoted specifically to family law in Minnesota and Wisconsin, we know the ins and outs of the system. The Atticus Family Law team stays up to date with changes in statutes and rulings, and pours over the details of your case with our well-trained eyes. We understand that clients are more than cases – they’re human beings, oftentimes struggling to remain the best p

arents during difficult life transitions. Through our 360-degree commitment, we help clients who so desire, ensure that financial planning, counseling, tax concerns, and other needs are met, including complimentary client coaching services. Are you ready for a fresh start? Primary areas of practice:
Divorce | Family Law | Divorce with Children
Child Custody | Property Division | Spousal Maintenance

06/04/2026

One of the most common concerns people have during and after divorce is the fear of starting over.

Major life transitions can bring uncertainty, grief, and questions about what the future will look like. At the same time, they can also create opportunities for growth, self-discovery, and a new sense of purpose.

Starting over does not mean forgetting where you've been. It means taking what you've learned and using it to build a stronger foundation for the future.

While the path forward may not always feel clear, small intentional steps can help create momentum and confidence over time.

At AFL, we believe family law is not only about navigating legal challenges. It's about helping people move through life transitions with clarity, resilience, and hope for what's ahead.

Divorce conversations can feel impossible.When emotions run high and history runs deep, even simple discussions can turn...
06/04/2026

Divorce conversations can feel impossible.

When emotions run high and history runs deep, even simple discussions can turn into conflict. That’s why having the right support system—mediators, lawyers, and clear processes—can make all the difference.

But what about the moments when you have to talk one-on-one?

Here’s a powerful mindset shift: think of your ex as a business partner.

You may not be friends. You may not even like each other right now. But there’s important “work” to complete—whether it’s parenting plans, financial decisions, or finalizing agreements. Approaching conversations like a professional collaboration, instead of a personal battle, can help you stay focused and productive.

This isn’t about ignoring your feelings. It’s about protecting your peace and making thoughtful decisions for your future.

If you’re navigating a difficult transition, you don’t have to do it alone. The right structure and support can help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

Strong family law advocacy is not about being the loudest voice in the room. It is about protecting what matters most an...
06/03/2026

Strong family law advocacy is not about being the loudest voice in the room. It is about protecting what matters most and helping families move forward with clarity, purpose, and confidence.

06/03/2026

When people are facing divorce or family conflict, it's easy to feel like every disagreement needs to be won.

But there is an important difference between giving away your power and intentionally choosing peace.

Choosing peace does not mean accepting unfair treatment or ignoring your needs. It means making thoughtful decisions that align with your long-term goals, your values, and the future you want to create for yourself and your family.

Some of the strongest decisions are not driven by anger or the desire to prove a point. They are guided by clarity, confidence, and a commitment to moving forward.

At AFL, we help clients navigate difficult transitions with a balanced approach that supports both strategic decision-making and long-term family well-being.

Before you tell the world about your divorce, pause and ask yourself: What story am I telling myself?When you share the ...
06/03/2026

Before you tell the world about your divorce, pause and ask yourself: What story am I telling myself?

When you share the news without clarity, others may fill in the blanks with their own assumptions. But this is your life—and you get to choose the narrative.

It might sound like this:
“Yes, we’re getting divorced. It’s not what I hoped for, but staying wasn’t an option. It’s hard and emotional, but I know I deserve peace and I’m going to be okay.”

Divorce is deeply personal. It can be sad, confusing, even frightening. But it can also be the beginning of a healthier chapter.

At our firm, we help clients move through this transition with clarity, dignity, and confidence—so you can make thoughtful decisions and move forward on your terms.

If you’re facing a difficult transition, know that you have choices. And you don’t have to navigate them alone.

06/02/2026

Talking to your children about divorce is rarely easy.

Many parents worry about saying the wrong thing, sharing too much information, or causing additional stress during an already difficult transition. While every family situation is unique, thoughtful communication can help children feel more secure, supported, and understood.

Children often need reassurance that they are loved, that the divorce is not their fault, and that both parents remain committed to their well-being.

In this video, we share five practical tips that can help parents approach these conversations with greater confidence, compassion, and clarity.

At AFL, we believe family law is about more than legal outcomes. It's about helping families navigate change while prioritizing the long-term well-being of their children.

Walking into mediation can feel overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to.One of the most powerful ways to prepare is to und...
06/02/2026

Walking into mediation can feel overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to.

One of the most powerful ways to prepare is to understand what mediation really is… and what it’s not.

Mediation is a business meeting. It’s not a therapy session. It’s not a place to rehash every hurt. It’s a structured conversation focused on reaching practical agreements about the future.

Preparation makes all the difference.

Before mediation, we help our clients:
• Get clear on what they want to achieve
• Identify how they want to feel when it’s over
• Talk through what’s making them anxious
• Define the values they want to bring into the room
• Consider what the other side may be seeking
• Learn strategies to stay calm and centered under stress

When you walk in prepared, you walk in empowered.

If you’re facing mediation, know that you don’t have to navigate it alone. With the right guidance and support, you can move through this process with confidence and clarity.

Family law is not about creating more conflict. It is about finding thoughtful solutions that protect what matters most ...
06/01/2026

Family law is not about creating more conflict. It is about finding thoughtful solutions that protect what matters most and help families move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

If you’re wondering whether there are ways to help your divorce move forward more efficiently, this blog shares practica...
06/01/2026

If you’re wondering whether there are ways to help your divorce move forward more efficiently, this blog shares practical steps that may help reduce delays and keep the process moving. Read more now.


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If you’re going through a divorce, here’s a question that could make a real difference:How do you want to be supported r...
06/01/2026

If you’re going through a divorce, here’s a question that could make a real difference:

How do you want to be supported right now?

Do you need a distraction? A shoulder to cry on? Practical advice? Financial guidance? Space? Encouragement?

The people who care about you want to help — but if they don’t know what you truly need, they may make assumptions. And when the support doesn’t match what you’re feeling, it can add frustration to an already difficult time.

Take a moment to reflect on what would actually feel helpful. Then share that clearly with your support system. Setting expectations isn’t selfish — it’s healthy.

Divorce is not just a legal process. It’s an emotional transition. Thoughtful communication can protect not only your peace, but your relationships too.

If you’re navigating this chapter and want steady, informed guidance along the way, we’re here to help.

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6303 Osgood Avenue North
Stillwater, MN
55082

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Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

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