Estate Planning

Estate planning attorneys are often asked where original estate planning documents – wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives – should be stored for safekeeping. While there is no right or wrong answer to this question, consider the following:...

A 2025 estate-planning study estimates that approximately three-fourths of Americans do not have a basic will. Many of these people also have minor children, which underscores a major misunderstanding about estate plans: wills aren’t just about handling complex...

A primary goal of estate planning is to provide financially for your loved ones. One way to ensure that they are set up for lifelong success is with an inheritance that pays for their education. From primary school to postgraduate studies, you can invest in a loved...

Passing down your values and assets to future generations requires careful planning and consideration. It is not just about writing a will but crafting a legacy that benefits your loved ones for years to come. Here are two examples of multi-generational plans: Dynasty...

When it comes to operating family-owned businesses, planning for succession can help to ensure continuity, growth and stability. In Minnesota, where family businesses contribute significantly to the local economy, a major concern may be how soon grandchildren can take...