Minnesota And Western Wisconsin Law Blog
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Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
Prenuptial agreements are more widely known as “prenups,” a snappier way to describe the contract spouses sign to divide property prior to getting married. It may not sound very romantic, which is why many people scoff at the notion only to regret their indifference...
Workplaces are more dynamic than ever before. People work remotely, have flexible schedules, and value different elements of a job beyond pay. As such, many Minnesota employers must think carefully about how they plan to meet the needs of their workers. This can be...
If you own a small business, developing your succession plan is a critical element of good business planning. Many business owners fail to appreciate the complexities and time involved in successfully transitioning a business. Busy with the day-to-day management of...
Employers have the unpleasant responsibility of disciplining their workers. Ideally, discipline would never be necessary, but it is often necessary (e.g., because of excessive absenteeism, insubordination, or other employee abuses) to take adverse action against the...
Life can change in the blink of an eye, and not always for the better. As frightening as this can be, it can be much less upsetting when you have taken the time to prepare for the worst. By taking steps like creating a will, you can be confident that your wishes will...