Setting up an estate plan can be tricky for a multitude of reasons. Aside from stress and uncertainty, some people have a hard time figuring out who should be named the executor or how assets should be divided among loved ones. In some instances, estate plans need to...
Month: January 2018
Defining merger strategies
For those looking to build and grow businesses in Rochester, merging with another company may seem like an attractive option. Business leaders across the world in engage in such talks every day, as evidenced by the fact that the Institute for Mergers,...
A buy-sell agreement is a prenup for your company
When you and your spouse got married, you signed a prenuptial agreement. You hoped the marriage would last, but you were realistic. You knew it may end in divorce, and you wanted to make sure you protected your own assets and interests. It was easier to agree on...
Qualify for Medicaid without reducing your net worth
People in Minnesota may assume that one day, perhaps at some point after an eightieth birthday, for example, they will need long-term care. They may be counting on retirement funds to pay for the care they need. However, even those with an impressive investment...
What financial documents are needed in a divorce case?
Divorce in Minnesota requires a husband and a wife to fully disclose their assets and liabilities. This means that you need to collect financial documents such as checking and savings account statements, tax records, credit card statements, other debt invoices,...