Twin Cities Lawyer Blogs About Estate Planning and Business Services
In the ever-changing world of law, there are always new developments to stay aware of. As a Maple Grove financial services lawyer, it's our job to keep on top of things and provide you with the most relevant information. Be sure to read our regularly updated blog to learn about our personal take on estate planning and business services.
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"Permanent" Estate Tax Exemption Just Five Years as Part of President's Budget Proposal. President's budget proposal may change estate tax once again. The proposal would reduce the estate tax exemption to $3.5 million and raise the rate to 45%. -
Maple Grove Attorney, "Everyone Should Have a Health Care Directive" Minnesota health care directive, living wills, advance care directives. -
Forbes: Don't Die in Minnesota Forbes writes that Minnesota is one of 21 states not to die in due to estate taxes. Families with life insurance may be impacted without estate tax planning. -
You Could Be Jailed for Failing to Pay Your Parent’s Bills. Maple Grove attorney warns that you could be held responsible your parents' nursing home and medical bills. -
How The Grinch Dove Off the Fiscal Cliff Dr. Seuss How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the fiscal cliff, the estate tax and tax increases on minnesota families -
8 Tips for When You Win the Lottery 8 tips for when you win the lottery; what to do, what not to do, how to protect the money, your assets and your family. -
Two Rules of Estate Planning A tongue-in-cheek look at two very important rules for estate planning. -
What Mickey Mouse Can Teach Central Planners About Certainty and Taxes What Mickey Mouse and Disney World can teach politicians about taxes and certainty as Minnesota families and businesses approach fiscal cliff in 2013. -
Minnesota Election Results-Estate Planning Impact The Democrats won the majority in the Minnesota House on November 6, 2012. It is unlikely that we will see any needed relief from the estate tax. -
Top Reasons to Have a Business Succession Plan With a proper business succession plan in place, Minnesota business owners can ensure their company operates according to their wishes after retirement. -
Why You Need to Name a Short-Term Guardian With a recent statute in Minnesota, you are able to name a short-term guardian and a long-term guardian for your children when estate planning.