Amy Krupinski

Amy Krupinski devotes 100% of her practice to family law at Collins, Buckley, Sauntry & Haugh. Prior to joining CBS&H, Amy was a law clerk at the Hennepin County Family Justice Center where she learned the skills to handle a wide variety of complex financial and social issues for families experience a divorce. Amy handles custody, parenting time, child support, orders for protection, spousal maintenance, and post-divorce cases in a wide range of income levels. Amy is an active member of the AFCC-MN Chapter, whose mission is to minimize the negative impact of divorce and separation on parties and their children. Amy volunteers her time with this organization because she believes in its mission. Amy serves as co-chair of the Education and Professional Development Committee for AFCC-MN. She volunteers in many pursuits including the Safety Project for Tubman.

She has presented continuing legal education courses to other family law attorneys on the issues of child support and paternity. Amy is also a contributing author to the Notes & Trends (Family Law), of the Minnesota State Bar Association magazine.