Making a will is well-known to be something every adult should do. So you might assume that most of them have already ticked off this task. Unfortunately, that is not the case. According to the 2026 results of Trust & Will’s annual estate planning report, only 26%...
When you create an estate plan, you may focus on who receives your property and who will manage your affairs. However, state rules can also affect how much your family receives after your death. Understanding Minnesota’s filing threshold Minnesota has its own estate...
If you are an executive at a large Minnesota corporation or a business owner in the Twin Cities, your compensation package likely extends far beyond a standard salary. For you, Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) and stock options may represent a significant portion of your...
Choosing a personal representative is one of the most important parts of your estate plan. This individual will be responsible for managing your affairs and ensuring your final wishes are honored. Before finalizing your estate, there are important factors to consider....
For many people going through a divorce, the matter of who gets to keep the family pet can feel just as emotional as any other part of the process. Minnesota law does provide a framework for resolving these disputes, though the answer may not look quite the way you...
You have put in the work. Then, a promotion you were well-positioned for goes to someone else, right as your pregnancy becomes known. It’s a difficult moment, and it’s reasonable to investigate whether unlawful discrimination is at play. Pregnancy cannot legally...
Pregnancy brings enough challenges on its own. Facing unfair treatment at work on top of that can feel overwhelming, and in Minnesota, it may also be illegal. State law goes further than federal protections in several important ways, and knowing where the line falls...
Your child’s and your lives will go through many changes. Your child will grow, work schedules can change or a serious concern may arise. The custody order that was in the child’s best interests no longer serves that purpose, and you may be wondering whether you can...
People frequently procrastinate when it comes to estate planning. They might tell themselves that they need to wait until they have hit certain career milestones, finish having children or address other challenges before drafting legal documents. Unfortunately, many...
Going through a divorce can raise difficult financial questions, with spousal maintenance being one of the most pressing concerns. This blog outlines what this can mean for you and what role it plays in your divorce proceedings. How Minnesota defines spousal...
