Barry Ronald Gronke Jr. - Marshall, MN
300 O'Connell StreetMarshall, MN 56258- 2638
Stoneberg, Giles & Stroup, P.A.
Marshall Business Formation Lawyer
Overview
Barry stays active in the local community as an active member of Hope Lutheran Church of Minneota, a volunteer and board member for Junior Achievement of Lyon County, a volunteer and board member with United Way of Southwest Minnesota, and on the Minneota Bug Days Planning Committee. His children go to Minneota Public Schools and are very active in football, volleyball, wrestling, basketball, baseball and softball. When not volunteering or enjoying his kids' activities, he enjoys spending time with family and friends.
Practice Areas
Barry has a growing practice where he uses his experience and knowledge to zealously advocate for his client's needs. He focuses primarily on Corporate and Business Law, Commercial and Residential Real Estate, and Estate Planning.
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