Legal Expertise to Protect Your Rights and Guide You Through Divorce.
Comprehensive Divorce Representation
Divorce is a life-altering event that brings emotional and financial challenges. At Hrafn Law P.C., we understand how overwhelming the legal process can be. Our experienced attorneys provide objective guidance, ensuring your rights and interests are protected. We simplify complex legal procedures and advocate for the best possible outcome in your case.
At Hrafn Law P.C., we assist clients through every phase of the divorce process, including:
- Division of Marital Assets & Debts- Ensuring a fair distribution based on Montana law.
- Parenting Plans & Custody Agreements- Negotiating favorable arrangements for your children.
- Business & Asset Protection- Safeguarding your financial interests, including business holdings and personal property.
Whether your case involves family-owned businesses, substantial property assets, or complex financial matters, our attorneys are committed to achieving the best resolution for you.
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Meet Our Attorneys
David W. Diacon
A fifth-generation Montanan from Big Sandy, David Diacon brings a wealth of real-world experience to his legal practice. He earned an A.A.S in Paralegal Studies from the University of Montana in 2014 and later completed his B.A in Philosophy in 2020. In December 2022, he received his J.D from the Alexander Blewitt School of Law.
Before entering the legal profession, David worked extensively in commercial construction, trucking, and with the Montana Department of Transportation in highway maintenance, construction, and dispatch. His background in construction has proven invaluable in resolving defect disputes, and his experience in farm business law has helped clients achieve fair outcomes in agricultural divorces.
David is licensed with the State Bar of Montana and admitted to practice in Montana courts and the United States District court, District of Montana.
In his free time, he enjoys hiking with friends and his dog, Lily.
John E. Gardner
John E. Gardner graduated with distinction from Colby College in 2012, earning a B.A in Neuroscience. After moving to Montana, he founded and operated a successful whitewater and fishing guide service for seven years before pursuing law at the University of Montana in 2020.
During law school, John participated in moot court and received recognition in the field of intellectual property law. He plans to further his legal education by pursuing an LLM in tax law in 2025.
An avid outdoorsman and accomplished classical pianist, John enjoys fishing, skiing, bird hunting with his dog Woody, and playing music in his spare time.