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Dealing with the aftermath of a divorce can be more challenging than working through the divorce itself. In the event that you have children, it is likely the courts will mandate a joint custody situation. In this instance, the most common recourse is for the parents...
If you have a loved one with special needs, you could worry about their future. For example, you might have concerns about their financial well-being down the road, especially if you are currently supporting them and you worry about their future. Fortunately, special...
As you age, it is important you think about filling out a healthcare directive. Having one is also beneficial if you have a terminal illness, have chronic health conditions or have an upcoming surgery. A healthcare directive outlines your wishes for medical care in...
Wisconsin became the first state in the United States to prohibit workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation by amending the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act in 1982. A landmark decision by the Supreme Court in 2020 extended additional federal protections to...
Keeping your divorce from derailing your career requires you to set boundaries. Retaining your focus even when your personal life is less-than-ideal can help you to continually prepare for your future despite the current uncertainty. Because divorce is such an...
An estate plan can help you organize your assets and protect the people closest to you. You can use your plan as a resource to provide guidance and comfort to your family members even after you pass away. Having an estate plan is just the beginning. Once you have...
Divorce will cause you to think twice about things you never would have considered before, such as how you can protect your assets from a person you once loved. Though asset protection will prove to be a lengthy and complex process, one of the most obvious places to...
The family business you and your spouse started in the early years of your marriage has expanded and become more profitable over time. Now that you are facing divorce, your company will be the focal point of the property division process. Here are three options for...
Minnesota workplaces should give all of their workers consistent and fair treatment. Your employer should not burden you with stricter standards just because of your race, gender, disability or other identifying factors. But what if you notice a worker of a different...
When you create your Minnesota estate plan, you need to designate someone as your personal representative. Sometimes called an executor, the personal representative is responsible for managing and handling a wide range of tasks relating to your estate after you die....
