Minnesota is preparing for a significant change in how its child protection system works with African American families and other families whose children are disproportionately represented in the child welfare system. The Minnesota African American Family...
Can You Restore Gun Rights After a Domestic Assault Conviction in Minnesota?
A domestic assault conviction can affect your life long after probation, fines, or jail are over. One consequence may be the loss of your right to possess firearms under Minnesota law, federal law, or both. If you are wondering whether you can restore gun rights in...
Can Body Camera Footage Help Your Minnesota DWI Case?
At Sieben Edmunds Miller, we know video can be one of the most useful pieces of evidence in a Minnesota DWI case. A police report reflects the officer’s written account, while body-camera, squad-camera, and station recordings may provide a contemporaneous record of...
Five Sieben Edmunds Miller Attorneys Named to the 2026 Minnesota Super Lawyers and Rising Stars Lists
Sieben Edmunds Miller is proud to announce that five attorneys have been selected to the 2026 Minnesota Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists, recognizing their professional achievements and the respect they have earned within Minnesota's legal community. For 2026,...
Sieben Edmunds Miller Recognized Again in the 2026 Minnesota’s Best Awards
We are honored to once again be recognized in the 2026 Minnesota's Best Awards, earning statewide recognition across three legal categories. This year, Sieben Edmunds Miller received: Gold – Criminal Defense Law Firm Silver – Personal Injury Law Firm Bronze – Law...
Meet Our Newest Partner: Stephanie Skoro
Sieben Edmunds Miller is proud to announce that Stephanie Skoro has been named a Partner at the firm. Since joining our team, Stephanie has built a strong reputation as a thoughtful, driven, and highly capable criminal defense attorney, handling complex felony...
Celebrating Our Team: Attorneys Honored by Super Lawyers and Minnesota Monthly
At Sieben Edmunds Miller, we’re proud to announce that multiple attorneys from our team have been recognized by two widely respected publications — Super Lawyers and Minnesota Monthly — for their excellence in criminal defense and personal injury. These honors reflect...
Common Misconceptions About CHIPS Cases in Minnesota
What Are CHIPS Cases? For many parents, learning that they are involved in a CHIPS (Children in Need of Protection or Services) case is overwhelming. Unfortunately, there are many misconceptions about how these cases work, what rights parents have, and what outcomes...
Understanding Your Rights in a CHIPS Case: A Guide for Minnesota Parents
Understanding Your Legal Rights in a Minnesota CHIPS Case When facing a CHIPS (Children in Need of Protection or Services) case, parents often feel overwhelmed, confused, and uncertain about what rights they still have. While the court and social services are involved...
Can a Child Abuse Claim Send Me to Prison?
Can a Child Abuse Claim Send You to Prison? Allegations of child abuse are among the most serious accusations a person can face. These claims often arise in emotionally charged situations, such as family disputes or reports made by mandatory reporters like teachers or...
What to Expect at a CHIPS or TPR Hearing in Minnesota
What is a CHIPS & TPR Hearing in Minnesota When you’re involved in a CHIPS (Children in Need of Protection or Services) or TPR (Termination of Parental Rights) case, the legal process can be overwhelming and intimidating. Understanding what to expect during court...
Termination of Parental Rights: What Every Parent Needs to Know in MN
Voluntary Termination Of Parental Rights in MN Termination of Parental Rights (TPR) is an incredibly difficult and life-altering legal process for any parent, carrying profound emotional and legal consequences. When the county files a TPR petition, it means they are...
What Is a CHIPS Case and How Can a Lawyer Help You?
What Is a CHIPS Case in Minnesota? When you’re a parent, nothing is more important than the safety and wellbeing of your child. That’s why it can be so distressing when the court becomes involved in your family life through a CHIPS case (Children in Need of Protection...












