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Bruce Peck has been in the private practice of family law since 1975. He
is a founding member of the Collaborative Law Institute, an involvement that extends over the last decade. Bruce has extensive
knowledge of family law matters in Minnesota.
He is a graduate of Fairmont High School, in Fairmont, Minnesota, and
attended school at Moline Community College in Moline, Illinois for one year before transferring to Mankato State College,
where he graduated with a B.S. degree in psychology and sociology.
Following graduation, he was a juvenile probation
officer in Rice County at Faribault, Minnesota before transferring to St. Paul where he began law school at William Mitchell
College of Law in 1972. In December of 1974, he graduated from law school and began private practice in 1975.
His
interests include tennis and jazz music, and he currently plays the baritone saxophone with the 17-piece big band River City
Jazz Orchestra.
Mission Statement
My purpose is to lead a pro-active life of integrity, striving
for excellence in my relationships and promoting these ideals in the people and communities around me.
I maintain
healthy habits for my physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well being.
My family, at all levels, is supported
and empowered in all they do.
My professional career is committed to practicing the principles of the Collaborative
Law Institute for resolving family law issues by negotiation rather than litigation, thereby transforming the traditional
practice of law.
This is who I constitute myself to be.
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