Right of Survivorship, Minnesota Statute 524.6-204 A common problem in estate planning is the conflict of what is in a Will versus what is in a pay on death (P.O.D.) or beneficiary designation account. Pay attention, this comes up a ...
Minnesota Estate Planning for Unmarried Persons From wills to house deeds, estate planning law can be a huge part of married and unmarried life. Not having a spouse yet doesn’t mean that you can’t leave anything behind for someone you ...
Dealing with Assets During Probate Not every kind of asset is going to be handled in the same manner. When you’re going through the probate assets assets of a deceased friend or relative, you might find that there’s a lot ...
You have been told the Court is going to consider your child’s best interests in making determinations on the custody and parenting time for your child. But what does this mean exactly. What is best for your child, you are their parent ...
Getting Letters Testamentary in a Minnesota probate Perhaps the number 1 question that my office receives in regard to Minnesota probates is: How do I get Letters Testamentary? The simple answer to that question is that a probate ...