Over the last several years, it has become increasingly difficult to buy a home. Demand has continued to increase as more Millennials reach career and family goals that make homeownership valuable to them. However, supply is incredibly limited and often overpriced. ...
When parents in Minnesota choose to end a marriage, child custody becomes a top issue. In many cases, even in amicable situations, custody matters can turn what began as a simple divorce into a raging battle. Both parents often want a greater share of child custody....
Did you know that field sobriety tests can be extremely inaccurate? Individually, each of the tests is not particularly accurate. When they’re used together, the likelihood that they’ll predict impairment is higher, but it’s not as precise as you may think. The...
If you are putting together a will and want to make sure that there is no will contest in the future, one of the things you should consider is discussing methods for preventing them legally. For example, adding a no-contest clause usually prevents people from...
Many people cite the desire to avoid probate court as their main motivation for estate planning. By detailing their instructions for the distribution of their personal property in a will, individuals help ensure that their loved ones will receive what want them to...
Many beneficiaries find it a jarring when their loved one passes and they must immediately deal with the probate process. They often find that it affects their ability to go through the grief process as thoroughly as they might need to. The probate process can drag on...
If the police pull you over and accuse you of driving under the influence (DUI), you might be unaware of what to do. If you misunderstand the laws, you could land yourself in unnecessary trouble. Many people think that a DUI is a minor charge and not one to bother...
If you don't hire an attorney when you start planning your estate in Minnesota, you might make some dangerous--and inaccurate--assumptions. Common myths about estate planning can throw off the entire process and even make your will invalid. At the very least, you...
Minnesota residents who have a high net worth should consider undergoing the process of estate planning. This process will help to ensure that your wealth is passed down to future generations without significant tax liabilities left for your beneficiaries. While...
Minnesota couples who have children and are considering undergoing a divorce will need to come up with a child custody agreement. This is an agreement that helps to specify who has custody of the children and when. Before you can make this agreement, you need to...
