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Forensic evidence is a pillar of the justice system in Minnesota and throughout the country, providing seemingly undeniable proof to support or refute criminal allegations. However, recent revelations and advancements in scientific understanding shed light on the...
You may recently have been named as the executor of an estate in Minnesota. If this is the case, you will have a very large number of duties to uphold. Chief among them will be distributing all of the assets that a deceased person has left behind. At this point, the...
One of the most critical considerations for Minnesota couples going through a divorce is to determine how they will split their assets. The longer a couple has been married, the more difficult this step becomes. Yet, what do you do if your spouse suddenly goes on a...
Minnesota police officers use breathalyzer tests to determine the blood alcohol content (BAC) of a driver’s blood. In Minnesota, a BAC higher than 0.08% is legally drunk for most drivers. A BAC higher than 0.04% is illegally drunk for commercial vehicle drivers....
The probate process does not have to be intimidating. Granted, as a first-time executor, you have questions about what you need to do. Among the first rules to remember are that probation focuses on settling the estate, is time-consuming and, sometimes, uncomfortable....
When couples with children in Minnesota divorce, emotions can run high. Returning the focus of the negotiations will give you a child-centered divorce that will help minimize stress for everyone involved. Protecting your children is paramount Children need reassurance...
Eyewitness testimony plays a big role in many criminal trials in Minnesota courtrooms. Although the general public may believe that eyewitnesses provide strong evidence, many variables can lead people to make mistakes. Wrongful convictions often occur because of...
When you die while owning property in multiple states other than Minnesota, your loved ones will need to go through a process known as ancillary probate. In other words, they will have to deal with two or more courts, each with different laws regarding the transfer of...
If you and your Minnesota spouse have decided that divorce is in the cards, you must still communicate. Even if your split is bitter and you’ve had your disputes, effective communication could help during and after the process of ending your marriage. Here are some of...
A will is a legal document in Minnesota that a person creates to, among other things, establish the terms of how they would want their descendants or beneficiaries to receive their assets after passing away. In some instances, if an heir or other interested party...