Sarah Long

Sarah Long is a founding partner of Lillie, Glodosky, Long & Anderson, PLLC, and focuses her practice on family law. She represents clients in divorce, paternity, child custody, child support, and spousal maintenance matters. She also assists with division of assets and debts, post-decree modifications, Orders for Protection, and Harassment Restraining Orders. Sarah handles both high-conflict disputes and straightforward agreements, providing steady guidance through each stage of the legal process. Her goal is to help clients reach fair and workable solutions.

Sarah earned her J.D. from Hamline University School of Law and holds a B.A. in Environmental Studies from the University of Minnesota – Duluth. Her education provided a strong foundation in legal research, advocacy, and problem-solving. During law school, she developed the skills necessary to analyze complex legal issues and advocate effectively for clients in court and settlement negotiations.

Sarah has worked with individuals and families facing difficult transitions throughout her career. She understands that family law cases often involve emotional and financial stress. Sarah provides clear, realistic advice so clients can make informed decisions about their future. She carefully reviews each case, prepares detailed strategies, and works to protect her clients’ rights and interests.

Sarah Long has experience assisting families with guardianships and conservatorships, as well as divorce and custody matters. She approaches every case with professionalism and respect, focusing on practical outcomes that support long-term stability. By combining strong legal knowledge with direct communication, Sarah helps clients move forward with confidence and clarity.

Law Office Affiliations

• Founding Partner, Lillie, Glodosky, Long & Anderson, PLLC
• Member, Minnesota State Bar Association

Licensed State

• Minnesota

Education

• Hamline University School of Law
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• University of Minnesota
  BA in Environmental Studies

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