Brigid Mulvaney Goss

Brigid M. Goss practices in the areas of Family Law, Litigation and Dispute Resolution, and Native American Law. In her Family Law practice, she assists clients with issues including divorce, child support, parenting time, child custody, paternity, grandparent visitation and custody, domestic abuse (including harassment restraining orders and orders for protection), spousal maintenance, juvenile law, child abuse/child protection, as well as with post-divorce issues, including modifications. Brigid also works with clients in planning for their financial futures by negotiating and drafting cohabitation agreements, premarital/antenuptial agreements, and postnuptial agreements.

Brigid helps clients navigate the difficult financial and emotional challenges of family law disputes. She has worked extensively with complex financial issues including business valuations, spousal maintenance and non-marital property.

In her Native American Law practice, Brigid has represented tribal interests and individual clients in marriage dissolutions, child welfare actions, child support cases, guardianships and conservatorships. She also maintains a diverse litigation practice, representing individual and commercial clients in a wide range of civil litigation matters. Brigid is an avid rider who has represented clients in matters involving equine law.

Brigid has been named a “Super Lawyer” (2013-present) and a “Rising Star” (2012). She also performs pro bono legal services for the Children’s Law Center, representing children involved in child protection actions.

Brigid has recently launched a blog focusing on family law issues. The blog will focus on topics of divorce, child support, custody, juvenile law and other family law issues with a focus on Minnesota law. You can access it here.