Attorney and Law Office
Attorney and Law Office
The closing argument for an unemployment appeal hearing is supposed to be a summary of the laws and facts in support of a directed conclusion. Unfortunately, a lot of applicants appealing benefits believe their closing argument is an opportunity to…
I am not sure if you will find this interesting, but earlier today, I visited the Recorder’s Office in Hennepin County and recorded a Transfer on Death Deed. Part of my process of drafting and filing these types of documents…
A Half sibling in Minnesota can inherit just as much as your full or whole blooded sibling. Surprising, right? For some, yes. For others, like Prince’s half-siblings, not so much. In Minnesota, we have statute 524.2-107, which says: Relatives of…
The star witness for every unemployment appeal hearing is always the applicant seeking benefits. Unfortunately, looking into the mirror can be difficult to handle. Below are a few tips for an unemployment witness exhibiting the right credentials. Star Witness…
Did you see the mean obituary floating around on the internet from a Minnesota family? Until now, I had not seen anything like it. At first, I found the obit amusing because it was so unusual. After 24 hours, I…
Taking the bar exam as an unemployed law student can be overwhelming when students are just trying to pass their test. In my years, I have spoken with hundreds of law students experiencing this same process. Generally speaking, everybody…
The news about the unemployment rate shouldn’t impact an appeal, but it does. In case you missed it, supposedly the unemployment rate dropped to another low rate, like it had in other years. For many of my Clients, this does nothing to…