Justice Meets at the Corner of 29th & Law PC
Practice Areas
Child Protection (CHIPS)
Child protection (CHIPS) cases can be some of the most difficult and emotional cases for a family to go through. At 29th and Law PC, we are dedicated to advocating for the best interests of children to ensure the child’s safety and wellbeing.
Criminal Defense
When you are facing criminal charges, you need an attorney that will fight tirelessly for you. At 29th and Law PC we are here to protect you and your rights.
Why Choose Us?
When I tell people that I am an attorney, the most common response is “you must love to argue.” Maybe that is true for some attorneys, but for me, I view being an attorney as something different. I believe that being an attorney means that you love to find solutions to different problems. Yes, sometimes that means the solution to the problem is to make an argument to a judge or jury using zealous advocacy skills. More often than not though, most legal problems can be solved outside of a courtroom using pragmatic skills and knowledge in a respectful manner.
At 29th & Law, PC., our goal is to find specific solutions to your specific legal problems in the most practical and cost-effective way, so that your interaction with the legal system can be as positive an experience as possible.
Our Recent Articles
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Understanding Minnesota’s Sentencing Guidelines for Criminal Offenses
With any criminal charge, there is always a level of uncertainty. For many, there is a level of anxiety surrounding the possible implications of a conviction. Many times, understanding how sentencing works…
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What Is Considered a First-Degree Drug Possession in Minnesota?
Facing any type of criminal charge can be a nightmare, but when it is a first-degree one, that can be even more distressing. When the stakes are high, you want to know…
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How Long Do You Go to Jail for Drug Possession in Minnesota?
If you’re facing drug possession charges in Minnesota, you might feel scared and unsure about your future. The penalties can be serious, ranging from probation to years in prison. So, how long…
