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Joseph William Gangelhoff is a dedicated family law attorney based in Eagan, Minnesota, with a strong foundation in alternative dispute resolution and a commitment to serving his community. A graduate of Hamline University School of Law, Joe honed his legal skills through a focus on family law and criminal law, actively participating in the Child Advocacy Clinic and earning a Dispute Resolution Institute Certificate. With a passion for helping those in need, Joe has volunteered with organizations such as the Legal Rights Center and Action for Boston Community Development. His hands-on experience includes interviewing clients, making court appearances, and conducting legal research under the guidance of seasoned professionals at the Legal Rights Center. This practical experience complements his diverse professional background, which encompasses banking and low-income housing asset management. Joe's commitment to social justice is evident in his willingness to take on pro bono cases, providing crucial legal assistance to low-income clients in his community. His extensive knowledge in family law allows him to navigate complex legal matters with empathy and expertise, ensuring that his clients receive the support they need during challenging times. Before pursuing a legal career, Joe earned a bachelor’s degree in finance and literature from the University of Minnesota, followed by an MBA from the Carlson School of Management. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys traveling, bike riding, and reading, reflecting his belief in maintaining a balanced and enriching lifestyle. Through his work and community involvement, Joseph William Gangelhoff strives to make a positive impact in the field of family law in Eagan and beyond.
Family law attorneys handle legal matters involving family relationships including marriage, divorce, child custody, and support. They help families navigate emotional and complex legal situations. Common matters include divorce, child custody, child support, adoption.