Minnesota residents understand that it is not uncommon for people to get into disputes. Whether it is between a friend, a colleague or a family member, their disagreements could range from a small tiff to a major uproar. In some cases, arguments often involve disputes...
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Month: January 2014
Heirs can get in the loop on probate without litigation
Minnesota residents who have been through the process probably know that probate can be a frustrating and time-consuming experience, particularly when a person is also grieving the loss of a loved one. Unfortunately, with tensions already high among family members,...
“Avoiding probate” does not prevent probate litigation
Many residents of Saint Paul, Minnesota, may have heard about other estate planning techniques that do not require the writing or filing of a will. Many often try to sell people on the benefits of these alternative techniques by telling them that they will help a...
How to prevent probate spat between second wife and grown child
In Saint Paul, Minnesota, and around the country, more people have to draft estate plans that account for more than one marriage. Oftentimes, a person who is making their final plans will want to leave something both for a current spouse and adult children from any...
Friend of late professor sues estate, claiming right to $100,000
Many residents of Minnesota, especially those who read this blog, are probably familiar enough with estate planning to know that typically a person uses a will to pass on property to those whom he or she chooses. However, there are other mechanisms of estate planning...