Kimberlie M. Larson

Attorney Kimberlie M. Larson is a partner with Parvey, Larson, and McLean, PLLC, law firm in Fargo, North Dakota. Licensed to practice in Minnesota as well as North Dakota, Ms. Larson serves clients throughout Fargo and surrounding areas of Northwest Minnesota who are going through a divorce or have other serious legal issue affecting their families.

A top-rated family law attorney with more than 16 years of legal experience, Ms. Larson has achieved considerable success assisting her clients with protecting their rights and interests and achieving the favorable outcomes they expect and deserve for their issues involving child custody and support, property division and all other related matters. Handling all aspects of family law, she has extensive experience with adoptions, paternity, and parents' and grandparents' rights, and she has assisted her clients with obtaining guardianships and orders of protection.

Among her impressive legal credentials, Ms. Larson serves as parenting investigator, and she is highly trained in divorce and family law mediation. A compassionate lawyer, she prefers to help her clients resolve their conflicts and reach agreements without the need for expensive and time-consuming litigation; however, she will not hesitate to take her clients' matters to court when necessary.

In recognition of her impeccable professionalism and outstanding client service, Ms. Larson has earned consistent top rankings and endorsements from her peers along with "Superb" client ratings on Avvo and many testimonials and referrals from those she has served.

A native of Fargo, Ms. Larson received her degrees in both social work and criminal justice from Minnesota State University Moorhead, in 2002. After working in child protective services for a time, she decided to pursue her legal career as a way of better assisting families in crisis, and she obtained her Juris Doctor from the University of St. Thomas School of Law in 2006.

In addition to maintaining a successful legal practice, Ms. Larson has also served as chair of the State Bar Association of North Dakota's Family Law Section, and she is an active member of other local, state and national legal organizations.