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Attorney Todd R. Warren knows that divorce is one of the most highly charged and personal areas of the law. What people need most is an attorney they can trust—one who not only has their back, but also has the ability to creatively problem-solve with the opposing counsel and the court. “Often opposing lawyers lose

Sonia E. Pasquesi exudes strength and control when advocating on behalf of her clients in both the courtroom and during negotiations. Pasquesi relies on her deep understanding of the law to strategically navigate through the personal and complicated issues which arise in divorce and family law. Prior to her current firm, Pasquesi worked in foreclosure

Kristin M. Howeth is a fearless and persistent advocate on behalf of her clients. Focusing her practice on divorce and family law, Howeth understands the care that must be taken when representing people during some of their toughest times. “Helping someone navigate the complexities of divorce or other family law matters requires more than just

With over 17 years of courtroom experience, Katharine Hatch has honed a unique ability to read the room and most importantly the presiding judge, which is the key to her success as a trial lawyer. Hatch, who obtained her J.D. from the University of Minnesota School of Law, has litigated more than 50 trials—ranging from

Valerie Steiner, a partner at the woman-owned Steiner, Howeth, Pasquesi & Hatch Ltd. family law firm, has built a reputation for equipping her clients with the tools they need for their divorce, supporting and guiding them through the process, and advocating fiercely on their behalf. Steiner also empathizes with her clients. “People come to me

Candace L. Meyers is a dedicated and strategic advocate who prioritizes protecting her clients’ interests and goals during one of the most uncertain times in their lives. She offers more than legal guidance—she provides clarity, confidence, and a steady hand. Whether helping clients understand complex financial matters or supporting a parent who feels marginalized, Meyers