Pregnant women face numerous medical challenges. They also frequently experience professional setbacks during and after pregnancy. While there are federal and state regulations prohibiting pregnancy discrimination, businesses may still try to push a pregnant worker...
You are making your estate plan, and you still have certain debts. Maybe you are planning to take care of some of them. You may want to set aside a fund to pay off your mortgage in the event of an unexpected passing, for example, or to take care of your credit card...
Divorce is often a challenging undertaking, even when you and your ex can get along. If you’re ending a marriage with someone who has narcissistic traits, the complexity of the situation increases exponentially. By nature, a person with narcissistic tendencies is...
Sexual harassment in the workplace has long been a serious concern, but what makes it particularly troubling is how often leaders and executives seem to escape accountability. In many organizations, leadership is shielded by layers of privilege, influence and...
In Minnesota, relocating with a child when you share parenting time isn’t something you can just decide on overnight. Even when you have valid reasons, such as a better job, a stronger support system or a chance to reset, shared parenting time can add a layer of legal...
Remote work has become the norm in Minnesota, allowing employees to work from the comfort of their homes. Unfortunately, harassment does not stop when work goes virtual. Any form of discrimination or harassment towards you is unlawful, even in remote settings....
All adults should have an estate plan in place, but that doesn’t mean that this is something that’s easy to do. One of the most difficult things for some people to do is to determine who is going to get which assets. If you’re creating your estate plan, determining...
Divorce is often one of the most challenging transitions in life, touching not just the individuals involved but also their families, friends and communities. While it may be accompanied by feelings of grief, anger or disappointment, divorce does not always have to...
Most estate planners want to spare their beneficiaries and heirs the delay of having a will go through probate. They prefer to structure their estate plan so that the intended loved ones can access their inheritance easily. Trusts are handy vehicles for those doing...
When splitting up parenting time and child custody rights, courts may simply divide custody similarly for both parents. For instance, they may share physical custody, meaning that they each live with the child independently at specific times. Some parents have a...
