
10 Really Complicated Informal Probate Steps
There are ten (10) informal probate steps in Minnesota. Some folks need help from an estate attorney, while others do not. Nonetheless, lets quickly address [Read More]
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Probate in Minnesota
Probate in Minnesota is as difficult as the angriest family member and as simple as finding the right form.
As an estate planning attorney, my goal is to educate and inspire a conversation with people and families needing help with this specific court process.
When a person dies, their property and assets get transferred onto a living heir. Other times, the property is transferred to a beneficiary.
Using Minnesota’s court system to address these issues helps heirs and family members resolve conflict and confusion.
The MN transferring process can be divided into two types of cases: formal and informal. Unfortunately, determining which type is best can be as difficult as the process itself.
The postings and articles below address these concepts and related matters.
For those interested in meeting me one-on-one, the process is generally painless. Otherwise, if you want to see my work up-close, I think my community education courses are fantastic.
Thus, I hope you find value in the following articles and posts. Then, reach out for assistance with your matter.
There are ten (10) informal probate steps in Minnesota. Some folks need help from an estate attorney, while others do not. Nonetheless, lets quickly address [Read More]
Take a guess who profits the most when you die without a plan. Yes, failing to make a plan might actually generate more revenue for [Read More]
Creditor Probate Claims are likely one of the biggest stresses a family will encounter. Luckily, our Minnesota laws have tried to sort through the mess [Read More]
The informal probate Minnesota process is different in every County. Even though this topic can take a lot of twists and turns, do not despair. First step [Read More]
Yes, you can avoid probate in Minnesota. On the other hand, you can encourage probate too. Being dead does not remove you from probate hell. [Read More]
The easy way to avoid Minnesota probate is to never die. No, seriously – if you never die, then probate will not be an option. On [Read More]
Trust breach happens when your children decide to argue over semantics. Would you rollover, in your grave, if your children sued one another ten (10) [Read More]
You do not want the witness for a will to get drunk or hostile. I believe every person trying to formulate their will should have [Read More]