Older Adults Respond to the CDC
Older Adults were never asked what they thought about being labeled as old. It goes without saying that people 60 years and wiser can make decisions too. [Read More]
Coronavirus Preparation 101
Coronavirus or COVD-19 preparation can start with the preparation of a health care directive, power of attorney, and related documents. Young and old can [Read More]
Where is the SECURE Act?
Where is the SECURE Act? As an law office helping estates make changes to trusts and wills, finding a copy of the SECURE Act is turning into an even bigger [Read More]
Are You An Eligible Designated Beneficiary?
Eligible Designated Beneficiary is a term created by the SECURE Act under IRS rule 401(a)(9). [Read More]
Living Trust: My 1⃣ Sentence Definition
A living trust in Minnesota is as simple as creating a piece of paper that outlines transfer rules and beneficiaries. The trustee of a living trust has the [Read More]
Brain Donations for Military Veterans
Brain donation for military vets are becoming very popular. For some veterans, designating their brain to science makes sense. However, Chapter 525A might [Read More]
RMD and Required Minimum Distributions
RMD is an acronym for “Required Minimum Distribution”. RMD is a fancy term used to describe rules and requirements on time and money. For an estate plan [Read More]
6 Reasons why Christmas Layoffs are the Best Type of Layoff
Christmas layoffs feel icky at first. Here is my short list of reasons why an unemployment lawyer might believe a holiday layoff is the best type of layoff. [Read More]