Minnesota And Western Wisconsin Law Blog
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Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
Child custody can be one of the most contentious issues in family law, where the standard is the child's “best interests." Typically, both parents want what's best for their child, but their ideas about what is best may differ. Other times, parents' own emotional...
Last summer, we reported to you that—as of July 1, 2023—Minnesota state law would prohibit, with few exceptions, future noncompete agreements between employers and employees, regardless of income, title, or role. However, all previously existing noncompetes would...
The rise of home-based businesses represents a fundamental shift in the way Americans work. Home businesses offer their owners a convenient and flexible way to earn income without commuting to a traditional office. They may also qualify for tax breaks in the form of...
You may not realize it, but estate planning is a lifelong process, and an outdated estate plan can cause issues for your future heirs. Here are some milestone events that can trigger the need to update your estate plan: Marriage Getting married (or remarried) may be...
Divorce can be demanding. Nonetheless, the right professionals can guide you through the process, allowing you a more manageable experience. So, who should be on your team? A therapist Divorce typically results in a wide range of emotions, including guilt, confusion,...