Melchert Hubert Sjodin provides aggressive legal representation for our clients. Founded in 1927 by Judge Arlo Haering, our firm is currently one of the oldest and largest firms in the Southwest Twin Cities area. Today, our attorneys provide a wide range of legal services. From estate planning and real estate transactions to local government and family law, we bring both local and national experience to the table for our clients.
We value each of our clients and have offices located in Waconia, Chaska and Hutchinson to provide convenient, face-to-face, access to our attorneys. Using secure technology, we also serve clients located outside of the Twin Cities area.
Waconia Office
Main Street Exchange Building
Suite 200
121 Main Street West
Waconia, MN 55387
Phone: (952) 442-7700
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Chaska Office
102 5th Street West
Chaska, MN 55318
Phone: (952) 442-7700
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Hutchinson Office
22 Main Street North
Hutchinson, MN 55350
Phone: (320) 587-2046
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The attorneys and staff of Melchert Hubert Sjodin proudly support the communities we serve. Over our firm’s 60-year history, we have enjoyed serving as active members and leaders in Rotary, Lions and the Chamber of Commerce. We also serve on several nonprofit boards including the Ridgeview Foundation, the ISD 110 Foundation, McLeod Parent Connection, and the Hutchinson Center for the Arts. Lending a hand to Relay for Life, Feed My Starving Children, highway cleanup, local fireworks displays, community choir/band events, and numerous other activities is something we do without a second thought.
In addition to lending a hand, we donate funds to worthy causes including the Waconia Food Shelf, Ridgeview Medical Center, the Susan G. Komen Foundation, the CAP Agency and Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services. We invite you to read more about our Community Giving Policy. If you’re interested in applying for a charitable contribution, please fill out this form.
We believe our community involvement both enriches the communities we serve and makes us better citizens. We live where we work, and we love where we live.
MHS was founded in Waconia by Judge Arlo Hearing in 1928 and a partnership developed with Bill Glaeser of Waconia in 1951. Paul Melchert joined the firm in 1959 and has grown to what the firm is today. The goal of our law firm is to serve the communities of our offices with prompt, effective and affordable legal services. We are general practitioners of law, but our size enables each attorney to focus on particular areas of law in order to better meet the needs of our clients.
Our Hutchinson office was merged with the Jensen Law Office in 2011 to broaden the services provided into areas of law including employment law, banking law, municipal law and personal injury. Neil Jensen founded the Jensen Law Office in 1981 and represented individuals and businesses in the Hutchinson and surrounding areas in various areas of business law, real estate, estate planning, probate and trust administration and family law representation.
Our Chaska office has been serving the community since 1968.
I appreciate the fact that they are willing to work with our other legal counsel. They have done this in several situations over fairly complex bond financing issues or with health care law. Yet we look at Melchert Hubert Sjodin similar to in-house counsel because of their broad experience and ability to turn things around quickly. They have fabulous turnaround time and we’ve always felt that their rates were fair and accurately portrayed the work they did.
John D., client since the 1950s
Melchert Hubert Sjodin helps us with issues related to selling and developing real estate. They have a genuine interest in serving as our partner in the process versus a service provider. Their actions prove that. They focus on finding fair solutions for issues and not just setting up adversary relationships.
Terry H., client since 1987
We are a 100-year-old highway heavy construction company. I grew up in the firm and my forefathers have used Melchert Hubert Sjodin for as long as I can remember. I’m of the thinking that if it isn’t broken, don’t change anything. We’ve continued to have a good experience and have never shopped fees; the relationship has been much more important.
Richard W., client since the 1950s