Feel free to browse About Us or our LinkedIn profiles for accolades and professional highlights. Here you’ll find more about just “us.”  So who are we?

Eighty percent of our founding members are Minnesota born, twenty percent are not. Although none of us are married to each other, together we have 13 children and a grandkid, three dogs, two cats, and a pair of goats named Dwight and Jim.  One of us played college football, another rowed, two were in A/V Club, and one participated in Show Choir.  More recently we just try to force ourselves to step away from our stand-up desks for the occasional stretch. All of us live in or around the Twin Cities; two of us are neighbors. Each of us manage successful businesses outside of xBrezzo although this xBrezzo thing is turning out to be a total blast.  Oh, and we all enjoy good food and wine.

We are family law professionals who create products and services for family law professionals. Our current focus is building technological innovations for family law attorneys, mediators, and financial professionals working with divorcing families both in and out of court. 

Yes and No.  Our Balance Sheet Builder is available nation-wide and could also be applied internationally.  Currently our tax-related products and services, including Cash Flow Modeling by xBrezzo, are tailored for Minnesota only. As our systems and products develop, we anticipate expanding into other states.

We would love to hear from you if you have ideas for additional products or ways to enhance what we already offer. You can email support@xbrezzo.com if you would like to provide feedback.

When we started working together, we knew the purpose of our coming together as a team was to find creative and novel ways to automate otherwise cumbersome tasks for family law professionals. Following one of our many work sessions (see good food and wine) we kept coming back to the word “ease” and how we wanted our products to “be a breeze” for end users.  We wanted products and services that were clear, efficient, and exceptionally user friendly. “Breeze” on its own sounded like fabric softener – it was getting late and our cappuccinos were cold. We needed a lift, a shot in the arm, an “x” factor. Our server overheard our dilemma and turned us onto “Brezza” which conveniently means “breeze” in Italian.  x + Brezza (well, we thought Brezzo sounded better) and presto, there you go …. xBrezzo! (Plus, we’re all a bunch of math nerds and the x variable served as a nice stand-in for all the cool products we had yet to develop).