Are you a senior who is contemplating adding an adult child to your bank account to help manage your finances? It may seem like an easy solution for getting assistance with bill payments, but it's crucial to weigh the pros and cons before taking...
As we age, companionship and shared responsibilities become more valuable. Many seniors are choosing cohabitation over solitude for mutual support and to cut costs. However, this arrangement brings about some legal nuances that need addressing....
The executor of an estate plays a crucial role in managing and distributing a person's assets after they pass away. But what happens when the executor is making mistakes or failing in their duties of estate administration in Minnesota? It's a...
If you're worried about the possibility that you or a loved one could become ill, injured, or worse, you're not alone. No matter what we do we can't control everything and sometimes things happen. While none of us can predict the future, getting...
In the event of a medical emergency, it's crucial to have your healthcare documents readily accessible and ensure that your treatment preferences are known to emergency personnel. Our Minnesota estate attorney has put together this article to...
A comprehensive healthcare directive, which is an essential part of your estate plan, includes:A Living Will;Healthcare Agent Designation; andA HIPAA Medical Release. The older we get the more health issues are likely to occur, and without the...
A trust is a valuable estate planning tool that offers flexibility and control over the distribution of your assets. One essential aspect of managing a trust is opening a bank account in its name. This article will explore the key factors to...
Estate planning is an essential process for anyone looking to secure their assets and protect their loved ones. One often overlooked aspect of estate planning is the prenuptial agreement, which is an invaluable tool for protecting individual assets...
Have you recently completed your estate plan with a Monticello will and trust lawyer? Congratulations! The hardest part is done. While you work to tie up any loose ends or “fund” your trust if necessary, now is also the time to give serious thought...