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I represent clients primarily in the Twin Cities seven-county metro area. Contact me for more information.

• Roseville (MN)
• Ramsey County
• Arden Hills
• Columbia Heights
• Falcon Heights
• Fridley
• Hennepin County
• Little Canada
• Maplewood
• Minneapolis
• Mounds View
• New Brighton
• North Oaks
• Shoreview
• St. Anthony Village
• St. Paul
• Vadnais Heights
• Washington County
• White Bear
• Woodbury

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The summary real estate disposition judgment is filed in lieu of filing a complete judgment and decree, because document includes only the real estate sections of the divorce decree. The full decree can be an extensive document, which is inappropriate to file in the public records. Also, by using the uniform version of a summary real estate disposition judgment form will ensure that all required information is included.

See the following topics for more information:

• Abbreviated Judgment & Decree
• Amended Summary Real Estate Disposition Judgment
• Conflict of Documents
• Court Order
• Required Information
• Transfer of Property