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When you are struggling with a family law dispute or criminal charges, David Sjoberg is ready to fight for your interests.
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Family legal conflicts and criminal charges are among the most overwhelming issues you can face alone. Both issues can have immediate and long-term consequences on the ones you love and the things that matter to you. If you are struggling with a family law or criminal defense problem, let our team at Sjoberg Law Office, P.A. stand up for you.
We are led by attorney David Sjoberg, a seasoned negotiator and skilled litigator who is ready for any legal challenge. Trial tested in courtrooms throughout Minnesota, attorney Sjoberg know how to design strategies that get results. Since 2002, he has provided exceptional representation to families and individuals across the state.
From the beginning until the end of your case, you can count on Mr. Sjoberg and our team to remain by your side and fight for the best outcome available.
Founder David Sjoberg has a well-earned reputation for providing client-focused representation that gets results. Learn more about attorney Sjoberg’s qualifications and legal background when you read his profile.
For clients facing criminal charges, we understand the anguish you are going through and will do everything we can to find the light at the end of the tunnel. Whether it is negotiating on your behalf or going to court, we will not back down from a challenge. Our goal is to reduce your charges, minimalize penalties or when possible, get the charges dropped. We also represent clients filing for divorce and facing family law disputes.
Take the first step toward finding a resolution to your legal problem when you contact Sjoberg Law Office, P.A. You can reach our lawyer easily by calling 763-413-1223 or completing the online form below.
Our office is open Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, but we do take after hours appointments upon request.
Sjoberg Law Office, P.A. is located in Ham Lake, just 30 minutes north of the Twin Cities. We are equipped to serve clients in Anoka, Isanti, Chisago, Hennepin County and communities across Minnesota.
Look no further than Sjoberg Law Office, P.A. to provide assertive representation for issues ranging from assault charges to drug offenses to drunk driving violations and lesser traffic violations.
Whether you’re dealing with a criminal charge, a family law issue, or both, you deserve clear answers. At Sjoberg Law Office, P.A., we hear many of the same concerns from clients who are overwhelmed, unsure of who to trust, or afraid of making the wrong move. Below, we’ve answered some of the most frequently asked questions we get about the criminal and family law cases our law firm handles.
Still have questions? Contact us today to speak with one of our experienced attorneys in Ham Lake, Minnesota. We’re proud to serve clients in Cambridge, Isanti, and Anoka, as well as throughout Anoka, Isanti, and Chisago counties.
If you find yourself asking this question, chances are you need one. If you’re facing charges or dealing with a legal issue involving your family, the outcome of your case can shape your future. A lawyer can protect your rights and help you avoid mistakes that could cost you later. Don’t rely on advice from friends, social media, or the other party. Even simple cases can get complicated fast. An attorney can give you a clear picture of what to expect and how to move forward the right way.
Do your best to remain calm and quiet. Do not try to argue, explain “your side,” or talk your way out of the situation. You must give your name and basic identifying information if asked, but don’t answer any other questions. Ask to speak with a lawyer and politely inform the authorities that you don’t intend to say anything else until you do. If the police continue questioning you, repeat your request for an attorney. Anything you say could irreparably hurt your case, even if it’s true and seems harmless.
Do not ignore them. If the papers involve custody, divorce, or any type of court order, the steps you take next will affect your rights in the days ahead. Read the papers carefully and take note of any deadlines. Don’t reach out to the other party to argue or try to “work it out.” Don’t sign anything without understanding it. Talk with a lawyer before you respond. A lawyer can help you file the right documents, meet court deadlines, and avoid doing anything that could backfire. The sooner you get legal help, the more control you’ll have over the rest of your case.
Yes. A criminal charge, even without a conviction, can influence how a judge views your ability to parent. Charges involving violence, drugs, or alcohol can raise concerns about safety. If your co-parent brings up the matter in court, you’ll need someone who can defend you in both legal areas. A criminal case could also lead to court orders that limit contact with your child. Since the outcome of your criminal case can directly affect your custody case, you’ll need a legal plan that addresses both.
Yes. Our Ham Lake law firm handles both types of cases, and we understand how they often overlap. A criminal charge can impact a custody case, and a protection order can affect your freedom and your parenting rights. Having one lawyer to handle both cases means fewer gaps and less confusion. Our team can prepare a strategy that covers both sides so you’re not left with conflicting advice. You don’t have to hire two different firms or explain your situation more than once. We know how to manage overlapping cases and keep the big picture in focus.
When you come to our Ham Lake office for your initial consultation, we’ll talk about your situation, your goals, and what you’re up against. We’ll ask some questions and listen carefully to your concerns. You can bring along any paperwork you’ve received and tell us all the facts of your case, but you don’t need to worry about having everything figured out in advance. We’ll explain your options and give you a sense of possible next steps. This will also be your chance to ask us questions. We want you to leave the consultation with a clear understanding of what working with us will look like.