Ending a marriage can be an emotional and complicated process. That said, many people are willing to do whatever they can to avoid unnecessary conflict and contention. This is possible. In fact, many Minnesota divorces resolve outside of a courtroom and with parties...
Month: February 2019
What’s in a Name? Possibly the Future of Your Business
Naming a new business is one of the first things many business owners do. While it may seem like a simple (or even fun) exercise, choosing the wrong name could trigger litigation if your choice infringes upon another business's trademark. To avoid this pitfall,...
The Impact of an Estate Plan Long After Probate Ends
Many people use estate planning to make the probate process easier and faster for their loved ones -- or to avoid probate altogether -- but an estate plan can be effective even long after probate ends. Below are a few ways that estate planning can continue to affect...
What Are My Obligations to Pay Overtime?
Paying employees properly is a primary responsibility for Minnesota employers. Not only does it reflect well on the company, it also prevents costly legal battles and protects workers' rights. That said, it is not necessary for employers to overobligate themselves by...
Who Might be Called as a Witness in a Divorce?
When people think about witnesses in court, they often imagine criminal cases or personal injury claims. However, witnesses can also play a role in family law cases, including divorce. If you are getting divorced, know that there could be witnesses called to testify....
Can You Actually Take a Sick Day?
No matter how long you have lived and worked in Minnesota, winter can take its toll on you, mentally and physically. People can experience difficulty sleeping, depression, and standard colds and flu that never seem to go away. As such, many workers are probably...