FAQs

Title insurance is an insurance policy that protects the beneficiary (usually the bank or the owner) from defects ...

A trust is an arrangement whereby certain assets are transferred to an individual (“trustee”) to manage according to ...

Probate assets are assets in the sole name/ownership of a deceased individual and require a court (with some ...

Joint tenancy with a right of survivorship dictates that, upon the death of a joint owner, the remaining ...

A start of employment notice is a notice required by Minnesota’s wage theft law. It includes information such ...

An injunction is a court order saying that someone must either do or not do a certain thing. ...

In Minnesota, non-competes are disfavored by the courts, but they are legal if they meet strict legal standards. ...

Minnesota law allows employers to ask job applicants about their criminal history. However this can be done only ...

Under the Minnesota Human Rights Act, reprisal occurs when an employer takes adverse action against an employee because ...

In Minnesota, certain forms of workplace retaliation are protected by law. For example, if an employer retaliates against ...