When you have worked hard your entire life and made wealth, you most likely want to pass down as much of it as possible to the people you care about. It is for this reason that most people draft wills. For your will to be executed, however, it has to go through...
Couples generally negotiate arrangements to divide their assets if they choose to divorce. There is an equitable distribution statute that applies to divorcing couples in Minnesota, which means that the outcome of property division should be fair and equitable....
Social media platforms are great resources for individuals who are in need of support. Whether you logon to keep up with loved ones or you enjoy interacting with groups of individuals from around the globe who share your mutual interests and concerns, chances are that...
If you believe that your child’s safety is at risk when in the care of your co-parent you may want to restrict their physical custody. Examples could include if you notice signs of abuse and neglect or if your ex has a severe drug problem and is unable to provide a...
Family conflict that arises after a loved one’s passing commonly intensifies grief. Recognizing potential warning signs among your beneficiaries may help you designate your assets in a way that helps facilitate peace. Drug dependence and mental health issues can...
Field sobriety tests are crucial in determining an individual’s impairment level. However, drivers often wonder whether they have the right to refuse a field sobriety test during a DWI stop. Keep it here to explore the legal implications and consequences of refusing a...
Adultery is one of the leading reasons that people in Minnesota file for divorce. Sometimes, an unfaithful spouse blindsides the other by filing for divorce, often in a desire to take their extramarital relationship to the next level. Other times, it is the spouse who...
Moving out of state can become difficult after a divorce. After all, maybe you and your co-parent have a child together. You got divorced and you divided custody. Perhaps your child lives with you for one week and then lives with your ex for the next week. But if you...
In Minnesota refusing a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) test is considered a serious offense. The state's implied consent law requires drivers to undergo chemical testing if they are lawfully arrested on suspicion of DWI. Refusing to take the test can result in...
A marriage can have problems, but this doesn’t necessarily mean it’s headed for a divorce. Some problems can be solved without affecting the quality of the relationship. However, if your marriage has irreconcilable issues, you should be concerned. Here are four signs...
