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....
Key considerations when drafting a living will
A living will is a legal document Minnesota recognizes that gives you the ability to outline what you want to happen to you medically if certain circumstances come to fruition. You may use a living will to state your preferences in a variety of areas related to your...
How can I protect my business with my estate plan?
If you fail to plan for the handling of your business after your death, the state steps in and decides for you. This could end in a way that does not suit your intentions. USA Today explains you have multiple options for protecting your business through an estate...
Is it time to update your estate plan?
As a resident of Minnesota, you may have likely sunk years of time and effort into creating your estate. After that, it is equally important to create a manageable estate plan. This will allow your beneficiaries to inherit your assets with minimal legal friction. ...
Should I consider a family member as my trustee?
The prospect of setting up a trust for your children might seem attractive to you. With a trust, you can convey an inheritance to your loved ones without going through probate. You might also want a trust to provide for a special needs relative. To complete your...
Why do new parents need an estate plan?
As a new parent, whether by birth or adoption, the time has arrived for you to think about beginning an estate plan or updating your current estate plan if you already have one in place. Simply put, an estate plan consists of the legal documents your attorney prepares...
