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SCOTT COUNTY FAMILY LAW PROBATE LAWYERS Blahnik, Prchal Stoll focuses its areas of practice on family law, estate planning, probate, juvenile law, conservatorships, tribal law, business start-ups and real estate law. The attorneys at our firm provide a complimentary consultation on any initial legal matter either over the phone or at our office in Prior Lake. If you are needing legal services in an area that our firm does not practice in, we have a large network of other trusted legal professionals who we could refer you to. So, give us a call or complete and submit the quick form on this website and one of our trusted legal professionals will reach out to you to discuss your legal needs. DIVORCE FAMILY LAWpriorlakelaw The term "family law" generally refers to divorce, child custody, child support, issues pertaining to spousal maintenance, property division, allocation of debts as well as prenuptial (antenuptial) agreements, adoption, paternity actions and any motions or appeals related to such proceedings. Our firm practices in all these areas of family law. We seek the best solution for each client and attempt to resolve most matters in an amicable manner through informal settlement meetings or mediation. If an agreement cannot be reached, then the firm zealously advocates for the rights of its clients in Court. JUVENILE LAW Juvenile law includes “child in need of protection or services (CHIPS) proceedings, permanency proceedings that may result from the CHIPS matter or involuntary termination of parental rights proceedings. Parents have the right to legal representation at all stages of the child protection process. The attorneys of Blahnik, Prchal Stoll are well-versed in juvenile law and child protection matters. We advocate for the rights of parents while also ensuring that the best interests of the child are the primary focus. We also represent relatives that wish to intervene in a child protection proceeding. ESTATE PLANNING The legal team at Blahnik, Prchal Stoll help their clients bridge the gap between today and tomorrow by asking them “Why put off until tomorrow, what you can do today?” It is estimated that over 120 million Americans do not have up-to-date estate plans to protect themselves and their family in the event of sickness, accident, or untimely death. Our firm provide people in the Twin Cities with the peace of mind of finalizing each client's estate plan, while minimizing any potential tax and probate implications. Our firm will help you determine whether you need a simple will or a more complex trust for your circumstances.