by admin | Mar 22, 2021 | All Law, Estate Planning
The process of probate involves the transfer of a deceased individual’s assets to persons who are the rightful inheritors of those assets. The entire process can be complex, expensive, and last quite some time, anywhere from six months to several years in Minnesota....
by admin | Nov 30, 2020 | All Law, Estate Planning
Since May of 2008, Minnesota law has allowed you to transfer title to real estate you own to a beneficiary expressly stating that the deed is only effective upon your death. The use of a validly executed “transfer on death deed” (TODD) enables you to avoid the...
by admin | Nov 30, 2020 | All Law, Estate Planning
An attorney is not legally required to prepare a power of attorney. However, you should know that powers of attorney are required to be: In writing; Signed by you in front of a notary public; Dated appropriately; and Clear on what powers are being granted. CREATING A...
by admin | Nov 30, 2020 | All Law, Estate Planning
In order to properly plan your estate, it is crucial to understand the difference between these two types of property ownership. The ramifications for your family can be considerable depending on your wishes and the circumstances relating to the survivorship of your...
by admin | Nov 30, 2020 | All Law, Real Estate
On some occasions it becomes necessary for the Court to correct a Certificate of Title after it has issued. The most common correction required today results from situations in which title has been transferred as a result of a mortgage foreclosure sale. In ordinary...
by admin | Nov 30, 2020 | All Law, Elder
Prior to the enactment of Minnesota’s “trust busting” statute (Minnesota Statutes section 501B.895, the predecessor to Minnesota Statutes section 501C.1206), the second type of trust commonly used to help with Medicaid planning was called a “Family Discretionary...
