Whether you are navigating a family law matter, growing your business, or looking for an experienced neutral, Robinson | Duffy, PLLC, provides practical guidance and strategic solutions tailored to your goals.
Our practice includes family law, adoptions, business law, mediation and arbitration, partition actions, and court-appointed receivership and referee services. We represent individuals, families, business owners, and property owners throughout Minnesota, and serve as trusted neutrals and court-appointed fiduciaries in matters requiring impartial guidance.
No two clients—and no two cases—are alike. We take the time to understand your circumstances, explain your options in plain language, and develop a strategy that reflects your priorities. Whenever possible, we help you resolve disputes efficiently through negotiation, mediation, or other practical solutions. When litigation is necessary, we are experienced advocates prepared to protect what matters most to you at trial.
Our attorneys bring decades of experience in family law, business law, mediation, arbitration, and court-appointed neutral services. Whether we're representing a client, facilitating a settlement, or serving as a court-appointed receiver or referee, we approach every matter with professionalism, careful judgment, and a commitment to practical, effective solutions.
Legal questions rarely fit neatly into a single category, and the right answer often depends on the details of your situation. Many matters involve more than one area at once—a divorce that affects a business, or a property dispute that calls for a court-appointed neutral. At Robinson | Duffy, we help you understand your options—whether your matter involves your family, your business, your property, the need for a trusted neutral, or a combination of these-so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Possibly. If your Judgment and Decree requires one party to refinance the mortgage or sell the home and they refuse or are unable to comply, you may have options to enforce the order. In many cases, the court can appoint a receiver to take control of the sale process, allowing the property to be listed, sold, and the proceeds distributed in accordance with the court's order—even if one owner refuses to cooperate.
Whether a receivership is appropriate depends on the specific language of your Judgment and Decree and the circumstances of your case. We can help you evaluate your options and determine the most effective path forward.
Not all lawyers are created equal, and attorneys may take different approaches to helping you resolve your legal issues. It’s important to work with lawyers who put you at ease and know how to help you achieve your goals. Here’s what you can expect from Robinson | Duffy. Read More
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