Living Wills And Their Suggested Form
Living wills in Minnesota require strict compliance with the standard form found at Minn. Stat. 145B.04. The best use of a living will is when
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Serving Estates, Workers, and Veterans
Unemployment Acronyms Are Turning Crazy
Unemployment acronyms or abbreviations on Minnesota benefit materials a can assist applicants in determining which laws apply to their
Read MoreUnemployment PUA Mistakes Keep Growing
PUA mistakes and errors are appealable. Minnesota's unemployment appeal process for PUA federal benefits depends on a number of factors and
Read MoreCovered Individual And PUA Benefits
A covered individual for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance or PUA will be asked to jump through many hoops to prove eligibility and defend a denied claim
Read MoreSeparate Trusts for Retirement Benefits Sometimes Stink
Separate trusts for retirement benefits is a common question amongst families wishing to transfer an IRA or 401(k) onto children or grandchildren. Often the
Read MoreRegistered Agents for a Business in Minnesota
Registered Agents and trustees serve a business in different capacities. An agent's job is to be available for service of process while trustees
Read MoreTrust Types and Trust Goals Are Not The Same
Trust types are as endless as paint colors. You never know until it dries. For this reason, starting with a trust goal is more significant because
Read More[Update] COVID 19 Law for Unemployment Benefits
The Covid 19 Law in Minnesota enacted to support unemployed workers is outlined in Chapter 71, HF 4531. Even though benefits are not as strong as
Read MoreCOVID-19 Aid Bill & Unemployment Claims
COVID-19 Aid Bill supports unemployed workers in Minnesota. This includes contractors, salaried, and hourly employees. However, the bill isn't published and
Read MoreHealth Care Needs And Changing Estate Documents
Health care needs for all people, especially those 60 and over or with a chronic underlying condition are encouraged to immediately review their estate
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