Minnesota And Western Wisconsin Law Blog
Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
For many new parents, estate planning can be one of those things they know they should do but is easy to postpone. Between doctor appointments, sleepless nights, and adjusting to new routines, it can be difficult if not emotionally painful to think about worst-case...
It is never easy to think about a time when you are unable to make important decisions for yourself. While no one can predict the future, understanding your legal options before a crisis hits can make those decisions easier. Health Care Directives and Durable Powers...
Wisconsin's equal division presumption is straightforward: most assets, including a family business, are split 50/50 at divorce. Marital property agreements exist specifically to change that default, and for business owners, using one can be the difference between...
Workplace communication changed significantly when Minnesota passed the captive audience ban in 2023. But even years later, many businesses are still adjusting to how this law limits mandatory staff meetings. Under Minnesota Statutes Section 181.539, employers...
Many families discover too late that their parent's estate comes with an unexpected bill. After years of Medical Assistance (MA) program-funded nursing home care, the Minnesota Department of Human Services often files a claim during probate to recover what it spent....