Minnesota law is very specific on who can and who cannot contest a will. In order for a person to challenge a will, they will need to have what is referred to as standing. In addition, they'll need to have grounds for contesting the will. Who has standing? In order...
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Month: April 2021
Avoid these four common mistakes when naming beneficiaries
As you plan your estate in Minnesota, you're likely going to designate beneficiaries. By doing this, you're setting up plans for who receives your assets when you pass away. Considering that, you'll be in charge of naming your beneficiaries. While this might sound...
How to reduce sibling estate disputes
When parents make their estate plan, they may wonder how to reduce sibling estate disputes. When siblings disagree about a parent's estate, it can create conflict during an emotional time. However, in Minnesota, there are things that a parent can do in order to...
What are the risks of being an executor?
Being the executor of a Minnesota will comes with a lot of responsibility and laws to follow as a fiduciary. Several problems besides disputes with heirs and beneficiaries can occur. Probate litigation If someone contests the will, you have probate litigation on your...