Minnesota And Western Wisconsin Law Blog
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Information accurate at the time first published. Laws subject to change.
The Situation: Over the summer, several of our veterinary clients received complaints against them from disgruntled clients. Our solution: Attorney Anne Brown represented those veterinarians in hearings before the Minnesota Board of Veterinary Medicine, and all of...
Estate and end-of-life planning are topics that often put people on edge. Maybe they make you feel uncomfortable or anxious, or maybe they seem too overwhelming and complicated to think about. It does not have to be this way. Here are a few suggestions on how to...
If you are a parent, there is probably no one who loves your children more than you do. You know what they want, what they need, and how to take care of them. No one can take your place. However, there may be a time when you cannot provide the care your children need....
Employers have the right to create a work environment and job requirements they feel will best promote the company's best interests. However, when doing so, it is crucial to have legal guidance so that you can be confident that any rules or policies you put in place...
Spousal maintenance--formerly called "alimony"--can be one of the more contentious issues to resolve during a Minnesota divorce. Even the mention of spousal maintenance can wrinkle a few brows. Because the issue of financially supporting a former spouse can be such a...