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.
Both wills and trusts allow people to dictate who will receive their assets after their passing. Trusts have the benefit of being confidential and do not have to go through the probate process. However, wills can be easier to understand and navigate, especially for...
The end of the first quarter is a time for Minnesota business owners to make sure they have everything they need in place to protect their business interests. Without traditional noncompete agreements as a backstop, it is especially important to confirm that other...
Minnesota’s estate tax remains a primary transfer tax exposure for Woodbury and Twin Cities families because the state exemption stays far below the federal level. For 2026 planning, the central issue is the widening gap between Minnesota’s threshold and the federal...
Running a business in Minnesota is a challenge. Every hiring decision, policy update or staff adjustment carries potential legal consequences. Working with an employment lawyer can give you greater confidence in decision-making and help your business run more...
Elder law statutes help protect older adults from abuse, neglect and other dangers. Laws addressing the needs of older adults are how people pursue guardianships or conservatorships when an older adult becomes incapacitated. They provide the basis for interventions in...