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If your child or another loved one depends on a guardian, the guardianship arrangement may remain in place for many years. During that time, circumstances can change. A guardian may no longer be able to serve because of illness, age, death or other life events. If...
People travel daily along the I-35 corridor that runs through Chisago County. Many know that this stretch of road is considered a drug highway, but that doesn’t mean that police officers have the freedom to pull people over without any cause. One factor that comes...
Your child is approaching 18, and for years you have handled their care, school decisions and medical needs. Once they reach adulthood, the law will treat them as an adult, which means you will no longer have automatic authority to act on their behalf. To continue...
You and your spouse might own a vacation home or inherited land in another state. However, in the event you get a divorce, it is not immediately clear what happens to these properties. This raises an important question: can courts in Minnesota actually divide property...
Many people assume that marital assets will be split evenly between divorcees. While this can happen in some cases, Minnesota law requires a division that is fair. However, what is fair is not always equitable. How does equitable distribution work? Under Minnesota...
A first-time DUI arrest in Minnesota can affect your license and routine almost immediately. Knowing how the process works helps you avoid missed deadlines and added penalties. How Minnesota defines a first-time DUI According to Minnesota Statute § 169A.20, you can...
Surveillance footage and witness statements carry weight in theft cases. When police review a video or take a report from a store employee, charges can follow quickly. For people accused of theft in Minnesota, this speed can feel overwhelming. However, video clips and...
