Losing a loved one is painful; having to navigate a complicated and contentious legal battle in the wake of that loss can make the situation even worse. Unfortunately, this is precisely what Minnesota families face when dishonest or disloyal parties play a role in...
Estate Planning
Why Unmarried Partners Should Care about Estate Planning
According to a 2019 survey conducted by the Pew Research Center, 7% of surveyed adults were living with an unmarried partner, up from 3% in 1995.[1] However, despite more people entering into long-term committed relationships without getting married, many state and...
How to Talk to Mom and Dad about Creating an Estate Plan
Conversations about death and dying are, let's face it, not the most fun thing to talk about. Who wants to be reminded of their inevitable demise? Broaching the subject with one's parents can be particularly difficult because in addition to the general morbidity of...
3 Things You Need To Know About Real Estate and Estate Planning
An estate plan manages your financial and property assets upon your death. Creating an estate plan is the best way to protect you and your beneficiaries' best interests. Here are the top three things you need to know about including your home and vacation properties...
3 Issues Millennials Are Tackling in Their Estate Plans
Every adult should take a personal approach to estate planning because one's specific age, morals, wealth, family size, and special interests can all determine the type of estate plan one should have. In fact, a recent study that examined 20,000 millennials who had...