Personal property is a common concern for those thinking about estate planning. Many people have specific requests for who should receive items such as heirlooms, collectables, and other tangible property. A Minnesota Tangible Personal Property List is a common legal document used to itemize who receives personal property in the event that you pass away.
Orders for Protection For Victims of Domestic Violence
Domestic violence can impact its victims in many ways: emotionally, physically, financially, and legally. The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) reports that over 10 million adults experience domestic violence annually. For victims of domestic violence or abuse, it can be difficult for parties to leave and receive the help and protection they need.
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Hidden Assets as Part of a Minnesota Divorce
Do you suspect your soon-to-be ex is hiding assets? Have you noticed unknown deposits or withdrawals, strange money transfers, or cancelled checks? Hidden assets can be a challenge to deal with. It is difficult to make informed decision regarding your matter if you do not know the full financial picture.
If you suspect you spouse
Maintaining Privacy in a Minnesota Family Law Case
Court records are accessible by the public. While not everyone may have access to court information from their computer, one may be able to go to the courthouse to obtain certain documents or pleadings about a particular case. For many parties in family law matters, privacy is important. Whether parties are discussing finances or child
The Art of Child Custody Agreements in Minnesota
Custody cases can seem never ending. They can be difficult and stressful for both parties. The goal of a custody agreement involves satisfying both parties and help them navigate shared custody in the future. Court proceedings can be costly, from attorney’s fees to court filing fees. A properly drafted agreement can help you avoid conflict
Divorce: What to Do in the First 48 Hours
– “I was served with divorce paperwork. What do I do now?”
This is a common question asked of our divorce attorneys. A divorce can be complex and knowing where to begin may seem overwhelming. For many, a divorce is an individual’s first experience navigating the Minnesota court system. Throughout your case, knowledge will be
The Need for Estate Planning in Your 20’s and 30’s
When many people think of estate planning in Minnesota, most assume it is for the elderly or the rich. However, it is never too early to start preparing for the future.
Estate planning has less to do with your income and age and more about how families can be prepared should something tragic happen. Estate
Keys to Success in Minnesota Custody and Divorce Zoom Court Hearings
A Minnesota custody or divorce hearing conducted by video call may seem strange from your computer in your living room. However, it has become a regular occurrence for Minnesota courts. During the Governors Walz’ Executive Stay-at-Home Order, courts started conducting hearings via video zoom calls. Despite the order being lifted, courts still continue to utilize
Common Questions Asked of Minnesota Family Law Attorneys
Hiring a Minnesota family law attorney can be stressful. Odds are you haven’t been through the family court process before. Where do you start? We recommend contacting several family lawyers and asking them about their practice and experience. But what should you ask? You don’t know what you don’t know, right?
Here are 20 questions
Minnesota Custody and School Choice Issues
For any parent, deciding on a particular school for your child can be a difficult and tedious decision. MN custody disputes add a lawyer of complexity. Parents take many things into account such as school rankings, extracurricular activities, school transportation, and the distance from home. For parents who share legal custody, the decision regarding school