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How to Protect Yourself From A Potential Dispute With A Business Partner


While unfortunate, disputes between two business partners are not as uncommon as you would like to believe. This is why so many companies set contracts in place that clearly set boundaries between what aspects of the business two co-founders are in charge of. This not only protects the interests of both parties, but it protects… Read more »


Estate Planning in Minnesota: FAQs about Minnesota Trust Law


If you are a parent, you have probably thought about creating or updating your will. Trusts are often used by parents to protect assets for their children. However, there are many different kinds of trusts. You want to establish the right trust for your situation and want to be sure that it is established correctly…. Read more »


Minnesota Estate Planning: What Happens Without a Will?


Estate planning is something that many of us don’t like to think about. We think we will live long lives, and for many that is true. For many more, well, it is not quite so true. However, what happens if you die and do not leave a will? If you neglect estate planning in Minnesota, like… Read more »


Calculating Nonmarital Interest of Homes and Other Real Property in Minnesota


An Overview of How the Schmitz Formula Applies to Nonmarital Claims to Real Estate in Minnesota Divorces Marital and nonmarital property are divided between divorcing spouses according to different sets of rules in Minnesota. Some types of property can have both marital and nonmarital characteristics.  Consider, for example, a piece of real estate that one… Read more »