As a parent, you want nothing more than for your children to get along. But the reality is, sibling relationships can be complex and sometimes fraught with disagreements. When planning your estate, facing the prospect of your children arguing about...
You've found your dream home and your offer's been accepted – this is an exciting time! As you approach closing, your agent, attorney, or title company will ask how you'd like to hold the title to the property. While individual ownership is common,...
When creating an estate plan with the help of a Minnesota will attorney, you’ll be asked to choose the beneficiaries whom you want to inherit your money and property when you pass away. In most cases, our clients tell us that they want their...
Two of the most uncomfortable topics for almost any family to discuss are money and death. As a result, conversations about estate planning often don't happen until it's too late. As a Minnesota probate lawyer, I realize that there is never...
“What’s the worst thing that can happen if I get sick or pass away without an estate plan in place?” This is a common question our Minnesota will lawyer receives, especially from those in close-knit families who believe that their...
Estate planning often brings about crucial conversations about the future. When family dynamics are marked by tension or conflict, discussing your estate planning wishes can become even more challenging. However, clear communication is key to...
If you're in a position where it's time to make some decisions about caring for an aging parent or other relative, you may be feeling pretty overwhelmed with all of the available options. Ideally, your elderly parent had the opportunity to make...
The loss of a loved one not only brings emotional challenges but also necessitates important revisions in your estate plan. If the individual who passed away was an integral part of your plan, either as a beneficiary or in a pivotal role like Power...
Retirement accounts, such as 401(k)s and IRAs, are often significant components of your financial portfolio. But do you know who will inherit these funds when you pass away? It's a crucial aspect of estate planning that deserves attention. Here, a...