Planning tomorrow shouldn’t keep you up tonight.
As an estate planning attorney in Anoka, Field Law, P.A. guides families in Andover, Coon Rapids, and across Anoka County through wills, trusts, probate, and powers of attorney—so you can look ahead with confidence. Whether you’re safeguarding a growing family, updating documents after a move, or settling a loved one’s estate, we deliver clear, goal-focused legal solutions you can trust.
"Let's plan for bright futures."
Joseph Field, Senior Attorney
why field law?
Your experienced estate planning attorneys in Minnesota.
At Field Law, we’re all about making sure your family’s future is secure. With years of experience in estate planning, wills, and probate, we provide personalized legal advice that’s clear, compassionate, and easy to understand. We know the legal process can be daunting, so our goal is to simplify it for you, offering guidance you can trust every step of the way. Whether you’re thinking about setting up a will or need help navigating probate, we’re here to help you feel confident in your decisions.
P R A C T I C E A R E A S
Legal solutions for every stage of life.
Whether you're planning ahead or responding to life’s unexpected turns, Field Law is here to help. We focus on estate planning, wills, trusts, probate, and powers of attorney—so you’ll always have trusted legal guidance when and where you need it most.
Trusts
Build or amend a living or irrevocable trust that protects assets now and for generations to come.
Wills
Craft a Minnesota-compliant last will—or add a codicil—to ensure your wishes are honored.
Probate
Navigate summary assignment, decree of descent, or formal probate with step-by-step legal support.
Why Families Choose Field Law
Decades of hands-on experience, courthouse-adjacent convenience, and a reputation for plain-language counsel set Field Law apart. Senior Attorney Joseph Field has helped neighbors from Anoka to Andover and Coon Rapids translate complex statutes into practical, affordable plans. Our goal? Make every meeting feel like a conversation, not a lecture, so you leave knowing exactly how your assets—and your loved ones—are protected.
FAQs
Your legal questions, answered.
At Field Law, we know that estate planning can feel complex—especially when it involves wills, trusts, probate, or powers of attorney. Whether you're just beginning to explore your options or need help navigating Minnesota's legal process, our Anoka-based team is here to provide clear, straightforward answers tailored to your needs.
What documents make up an estate plan in Minnesota?
Most clients combine a will, trust, durable power of attorney, and healthcare directive to cover every stage of life.
How much does a basic will cost in Anoka County?
Straightforward wills start at a flat fee; schedule a consultation for exact pricing tailored to your needs.
Do I need both a will and a trust?
A will controls probate assets, while a trust can bypass probate and manage distributions—many families benefit from having both.
How long does probate usually take here?
Summary assignments may wrap up in a few months; formal probate can take a year or more depending on complexity.
Can we meet virtually to finalize documents?
Yes. Field Law offers secure video conferences and electronic signatures for most estate planning documents.
Start Planning Today
Ready to protect what matters most? Call 763-427-9066 or schedule an appointment to reserve your free 30-minute consultation—available in our Anoka office, virtually, or at your residence anywhere in the region.
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