If you have started to think about planning your estate, you have probably already begun to feel overwhelmed. You are certainly not alone because a lot of Minnesota residents share the same feelings of angst. At Dunlap & Seeger, we have helped many people to navigate the complexities of planning their estate to create a valid and clear proposal for surviving family members.
What is the role of capacity in estate planning?
When you are planning your estate and developing all the legal documents that go along with this process, you will be assessed in Minnesota. This assessment is to ensure you have the mental capacity or ability to enter into legally binding agreements, such as a will or a power of attorney. The law has set varying standards for capacity in different situations relating to estate planning according to the American Psychological Association.
What can a joint venture do for you?
Creating and maintaining your own business has many rewarding perks, but it also requires a lot of dedication, strategic allocation of resources and a willingness to take risks. If you have considered the possibility of negotiating a joint venture in Minnesota, you may be wondering if the risk is worth the reward. Fortunately, when leveraged the right way, a joint venture has many incredible benefits.
Reasons to read a franchise agreement before you sign
You've decided that you are going to open a franchise. You investigated each of the franchises you were considering and decided on the one that you feel is the best for your situation. Now, you have to work through the process of making your dream happen.
How to pay for nursing home care
Even if you have great health, the odds are high that at some point in the future, you or a close loved one will require care in a nursing home. With greater advances in technology and medicine, the residents of Minnesota and other states are living to older ages and increasing the likelihood that they will require long-term care. We at Dunlap and Seeger are here to help you prepare for the costs that may be incurred if you need to pay for nursing home care in the future.
