Karen Schreiber represented clients in marriage dissolutions involving complex financial issues, closely held business interests, valuation and division of executive compensation, self-employment income, non-marital property claims, child support and spousal maintenance. Karen was valued by clients and colleagues alike for her deep experience and capabilities.
Karen worked with clients who had considerable and usually complicated finances. She is also a Rule 114 qualified mediator in Minnesota. With more than three decades of practice, Karen maintained an objective stance to even the most highly charged and emotional scenarios without losing focus on or compassion for her clients and their goals. Karen was known both inside and outside of the firm as a responsive problem-solver who sought to support cost-effective resolution, when possible, as opposed to costly litigation. However, if litigation was needed, Karen was also a skilled courtroom advocate for her clients.
Credentials
Education
- Mitchell Hamline School of Law, J.D., 1985
- University of Minnesota, B.A., 1979
- University of Minnesota, A.A., 1975
Bar Admissions
- Minnesota