Meet Our Team
D. Scott Klemp
Partner | Attorney
Christopher T. Stanton
Partner | Attorney
Thomas P. Stanton
Associate | Attorney
Eric L. Peterson
Of Counsel | Attorney
Brooke E. Dare
Legal Assistant
Experienced Attorneys. Straightforward Advice. Real Relationships.
When you work with Klemp & Stanton, you’re working with attorneys who take your matter seriously and stay engaged from start to finish. We focus on understanding what’s at stake and providing clear, practical guidance every step of the way.
We’ve built our practice around long-term relationships. Many of our clients come to us through referrals — from past clients, financial advisors, and other professionals who trust us to take care of the people they send our way. That trust is something we work to earn on every matter.
What It’s Like to Work with Our Team
At Klemp & Stanton, you work directly with an attorney who handles your matter from start to finish. You won’t be passed between departments or multiple contacts — you’ll have a consistent point of contact who knows your situation and is accountable for the outcome.
Many of our clients return to us over time as their needs evolve. Because we handle a range of related legal matters, we’re able to provide guidance that reflects the bigger picture while staying focused on the details that matter.
Our approach is straightforward: we explain your options clearly, give you a realistic sense of what to expect, and stay accessible so you always know where things stand.
Let’s Start the Conversation
We’ll take the time to understand your situation, answer your questions, and help you determine whether we’re the right fit for your needs. Call us at (651) 310-1400 or contact us online to schedule a time that works for you.
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