As small business owners grapple with the economic realities of nationwide stay-home orders and social distancing mandates, legislatures have been updating laws and developing new programs to keep the economy afloat. The latest and most groundbreaking is the...
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Success Story: Refuting an Undocumented Ownership Interest in an Estate
The problem: An individual who had been occupying a woman’s property (with her consent) refused to vacate the property after she died, claiming an undocumented ownership interest. This claim prevented the personal representative from being able to sell the property....
Why It Is Crucial for LGBTQ Individuals to Have an Estate Plan
Every adult should have at least a basic estate plan. For LGBTQ Minnesotans, advance planning can be especially important to help avoid potential family conflicts and confusion, as well as to provide the means to achieve an easy resolution. For example, consider...
When Should Aging Parents Sign a Financial Power of Attorney?
Maintaining independence is often important to aging adults, and your parents may be no different. They are probably used to doing things for themselves on their schedules and in the way that they like. However, you may have noticed a few changes. Maybe your mom has...
How Can I Help My Kids Enjoy the Holidays After a Divorce?
In a recent post, we discussed some tips for parents navigating the holidays for the first time after a divorce. However, parents are not the only ones who need extra support during the holidays. Children of divorced parents also face challenges. To help your children...