Irwin Law Office PLC · Dundas, Minnesota
Divorce and family law in southern Minnesota.
Divorce, custody, parenting time, child support, and property division. Dan Irwin represents clients in Rice, Steele, Dakota, and Goodhue counties, from the first filing through trial and appeal.
Divorce
Minnesota is a no-fault state — nobody has to prove wrongdoing to end a marriage.
Divorce in Minnesota →Custody & Parenting Time
Minnesota courts decide custody on the child's best interests under Minn. Stat. § 518.17.
Custody, parenting time, and support →Asset Division
Minnesota divides marital property equitably — which is not the same as equally.
Dividing property and debt →Modifications & Enforcement
Life changes after the decree. Jobs end, people move, kids grow.
Changing and enforcing an order →Crypto. Report it. PFLASH it at phantomflash.com. Then act on it — with law enforcement, or with any lawyer, armed with the Owlchained Report. Crypto fraud →
The practice
Irwin Law is a Minnesota practice: family law, and a small number of select crypto fraud matters.
The PFLASH — finding where stolen crypto went — happens at phantomflash.com, a separate crypto-tracing service. It is not the law office. No one can help you until they understand what happened — the report makes you understood, whoever you take it to, anywhere in the world.
About the firmMinnesota Court of Appeals · August 24, 2026
Reversed — a win at the Minnesota Court of Appeals
On August 24, 2026, the Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled for Dan Irwin's client in Mohr v. Mohr, No. A26-0145, reversing a district-court order that had required his client to obtain the opposing party's “advance consent and permission” before filing any motion. The Court of Appeals agreed with the argument Dan made at the podium on July 9: no statute, rule, or precedent lets a court hand one litigant the keys to the courthouse. Read the opinion (PDF). Appellate work is part of the practice.
Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome in any other case.
Oral argument audio — A26-0145
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