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...
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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. 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. They can serve various...
Tips for Renting your First Office Space (and Avoiding Disputes)
There are numerous steps to opening a new business: from creating a business plan, to finding investors, to making your first sale. But opening the doors to your new office space is one particularly exciting and momentous step in the process. Before you get ahead of...
Estate Planning Attorney Helps Clients Reduce, or Erase, Tax Fees and Penalties
The Problem: Several of our clients approached the firm after being notified that they owed significant amounts of interest and penalties to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) resulting from late tax filings and/or insufficient payments. Our Solution: After reviewing...