What Happens to a Joint Business in a Divorce in Minnesota? Divorcing couples in Minnesota who co-own a business face unique challenges as they navigate the division of marital property. A joint business is often one of the most valuable assets in a…
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Substance Abuse and Child Custody in Minnesota When substance abuse becomes a factor in a Minnesota child custody case, the courts must carefully evaluate how it impacts the child’s safety, well-being, and overall stability. While Minnesota family…
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What is FinCEN? On January 1, 2024, companies are required to report information to the U.S. Government about who owns and controls the business. This rule was promulgated by Congress in 2021 through the Corporate Transparency Act. This Act was creat…
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Divorce is one of life’s most stressful and emotionally charged experiences. From the legal process to navigating new routines, it can feel overwhelming. Amidst all of this, one area that often gets overlooked is social media. While social media is…
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Remarriage can be an exciting new chapter in life, but for those with existing child support obligations, it can also introduce a new set of complexities. Open communication and legal guidance are crucial as you navigate this transition. By prioritiz…
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Why Every Marriage Needs a Prenup When it comes to love and relationships, the idea of planning for a potential separation might seem unromantic, but that’s where a prenuptial agreement (prenup or antenuptial agreement) comes into play. Prenups can…
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Changes to Minnesota Family Law (2024) As of August 1, 2024, Minnesota has made fairly powerful changes to rules and procedures regarding spousal maintenance and alienation of parenting time. These changes affect not only divorce proceedings in Minne…
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Many Minnesota contractors have previously entered into agreements with homeowners, commonly referred to as insurance contingent contracts, but also known as “subject to” or “price agreeable” contracts, to perform storm restor…
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TL;DR The Employee Misclassification Law will transform the MN construction industry. The agencies involved have extraordinary powers to police it. Contractors need to be prepared to provide extensive documentation on demand to avoid potentially crus…
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TL;DR A handful of significant alterations to HF 4444 in recent days have improved the outlook for MN independent contractors. Although the fundamentals of the bill remain the same, and MN independent contractors still need clarification in multiple…
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