Rosenmeier Law Office - a Little Falls, Minnesota (MN) Estate Planning Law Firm

Little Falls Estate Planning Law Firm

Updated: 04/01/2026

Areas of Practice

Estate Planning
Real Estate
Business Law
Wills
Probate
Trust
Power of Attorney
Healthcare Directives
Transfer-on-death Deeds

Firm Information

Overview

Rosenmeier Law Office has been engaged in the general practice of law in Little Falls since 1911. The firm was founded by Christian Rosenmeier and, after his death, continued by his son, A. Gordon Rosenmeier, who also served in the Minnesota State Senate for 30 years. John E. Simonett was a partner in the firm before his elevation to the Minnesota Supreme Court.

The present partners of the firm are Peter Vogel, and Brigid Fitzgerald. The firm is engaged in traditional general practice, including civil litigation of all sorts, personal injury claims, real estate transactions, family law, probate, estate planning, banking and Social Security claims. Besides individuals, the firm represents cities in Morrison County, state and federally chartered lending institutions, school districts and insurance companies.

Previous Law Firm Names

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Rosenmeier & Simonett, October 1, 1978
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Rosenmeier & Anderson, January 1, 1989
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Rosenmeier, Anderson & Vogel
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Mergers and Acquisitions

Robert J. Phillips Law Office, October 1, 1989

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Contact

Little Falls, MN

118 Wood Street
Suite 105
Little Falls, MN 56345

Directions

Phone: 320-632-5458

Fax: 320-632-5496

Email: Send a message

Website: https://www.littlefallslaw.com

Appointments:Weekday

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