Minnesota And Western Wisconsin Law Blog
Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
A will serves as a person's legal declaration of their wishes for the distribution of their estate. However, for too many willmakers with diminished capacity, a will becomes a tool for someone else to use for their own financial gain. Under these circumstances,...
Working with family members can be an attractive—or possibly unavoidable—arrangement for many small business owners. Hiring family can come with benefits, but it can also create family conflicts and ill-will among other employees if the family member is even perceived...
Starting a business comes with a huge amount of duties and obligations. Managing a workforce is one such responsibility. If you are getting ready to hire workers for your new business, know that there are a few costly mistakes new employers should avoid. Overextending...
Running a business might not be something that you envision doing for the rest of your life. Maybe you want to retire now that the company is successful, or perhaps you want to move on to a different industry or a more challenging role at a different company. Of...
If you and your child's other parent are splitting up, or were never in a relationship at all, you should know that one of you may be required to pay child support. Having some essential background on child support issues in Minnesota can help you make informed...