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How will you Live for Today, Plan for Tomorrow?

“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if [...]

I am busy preparing the first of what I hope to be a quarterly(ish) newsletter.  I will provide news and information on family law, estate planning, and other Minnesota legal issues, as well as information (and special offers) on my services.
I would hate to spam anyone, so if you are interested in checking out the [...]

There are two big misconceptions when it comes to estate planning: (1) Only the rich need to worry about estate planning; and (2) Only people with kids need to worry about estate planning.  When it comes to estate planning, young adults with minimal assets and no children are all too often overlooked.  Unfortunately, failure to [...]

A growing trend in the legal community is the concept of unbundled (or limited) legal services.  With unbundled legal services, clients hire an attorney for a specific, or limited, purpose, as opposed to hiring an attorney for full-representation on all matters of the case.  The client otherwise is representing him/herself and proceeding pro se.  As [...]

If you and your spouse are in agreement as to the terms of your divorce and wish to have a friendly, easy, and uncontested divorce, consider hiring an attorney for a flat fee divorce.
I routinely offer uncontested flat fee divorces at a rate of $1,000 for couples without children and $1,200 for couples with children.  [...]

Perhaps you have heard something about “Will Parties.”  This new trend is a take on the Tupperware Party and another way that our society is learning to take care of business in between work, soccer practice, and bed time.  With a Will Party, you and your friends can get together (with or without the kids), and [...]

Sometimes the term “estate plan” can be overwhelming. Or people think, “I don’t have very much, I don’t need an estate plan” Estate planning is just the concept planning for the care of our children, our families, and our assets in the event of our incapacity or death. You don’t need to [...]