Listen First. Solve Second. Care Always.℠
If you are single, your estate planning concerns will typically be different than a married couple’s. But every adult should have at minimum a will that names an executor and a medical power of attorney. Below are some tips for single individuals who are contemplating...
We are proud to invite you to join rb Legal attorney Rebecca Bell as she joins with MPR News host Cathy Wurzer and author Pat Miles as they discuss what it is like to lose a loved one unexpectedly, common pitfalls facing people as they age and how to set yourself up...
Estate planning is a process that ensures that your assets are properly handled after your passing. This process is often complicated and there are many things you’ll learn along the way. If this is the first time you’re making an estate plan, here are some things you...
There are many things to consider when creating your estate plan, such as executors, advance care directives and trusts. Another essential component is naming a power of attorney (POA). But is having one POA enough? Different POAs for different functions A power of...
When a married individual dies, their spouse becomes a widow or widower. They may have numerous social and legal challenges ahead after the death of their spouse. On the practical side of things, removing someone from mortgages and utility accounts, reworking the...
Estate planning is a great way to ensure your assets are protected and distributed according to your wishes. When someone passes away without a valid will, their estate must go through probate court before their assets can be distributed. Probate can be an expensive...
Creating a valid will is important in ensuring your property and assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away. In Minnesota, creating a will is relatively straightforward, but it's important to follow specific guidelines to ensure that your...
Executors play a crucial role in estate planning, as they ensure your wishes are fulfilled. However, they are responsible for several duties that can be complicated. But you can make your executor's work easier using a few strategies. This guide discusses how to do...
You’ve been named the executor of someone’s estate, and you’re happy to serve. However, you didn’t realize just how many different things have to be handled. This includes the deceased person’s Social Security benefits. What do the survivors and heirs get to keep --...
Those involved in dressage, racing and breeding may build their entire livelihoods around the horses that they own. Countless other Americans dedicate a significant portion of their income and free time to the maintenance of their horses. Unlike many other companion...