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What does an “Automatic Stay” mean in Bankruptcy?
Do you have multiple creditors calling constantly, leaving voicemail after voicemail, causing you to feel like you’re drowning in debt with no way out?...
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Minnesota Paid Leave Law
Starting on January 1, 2026 (unless something changes), the Minnesota Paid Leave Law will go into effect. A few of the more common questions...
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New Eviction Laws Update
The Minnesota legislature recently passed changes in the laws regarding the process that should be used by Minnesota landlords to legally evict tenants.
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New Family Laws Passed in August 2024
Have you ever been in a situation where your former partner is withholding parenting time from you with your child(ren) during a custody dispute?...
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Can I Keep My House If I File a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Student loans and credit cards have fueled a spike in filing personal bankruptcy in Minnesota last year, with a 54 % increase from the previous year....
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2024 Eviction Law Updates
The Minnesota legislature passed new renter protections that took effect on January 1, 2024, that landlords must follow to evict tenants. As of April...
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Electronic Will Act
Effective August 1, 2023, the Uniform Electronic Wills Act (Act) has been adopted by State of Minnesota. This Act has significant ramifications for Minnesotans...
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Estate Tax Exemption Changes for 2024
The federal estate and gift tax exemption continues to increase. For the tax year 2024, the estate/gift exemption is $13,610,000 per individual or $27,220,000...
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Unemployment Law in Minnesota
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought many uncertainties to our society, including to our work force. Many people had to quit their job or were...