Monthly Archive:: April 2015

When your property suffers damage, either as a result of a natural disaster, a deliberate act or purely by accident, the next step is usually to figure out how much it will cost to repair your property or replace things that were lost. Sometimes, your insurance coverage will be enough to cover

A non-custodial parent is required by law to provide child support for their child. Unfortunately, many parents do not take this responsibility seriously and leave their children neglected. This places an immense strain on the custodial parent, leaving them to provide full financial responsibility for their child. When a child is not

Minnesota divorce laws determine that any couple filing for divorce should live within the state for no less than one hundred eighty days. However, any couples who were married in the state prior to August 1, 2013 aren’t required to fulfill this prerequisite. They must live in the state to allow Minnesota

The best possible thing that can happen to an estate executor when their loved one passes away is that the assets that have been left for them to handle have been secured in a trust and that they are all distributed according to the deceased person’s wishes. Unfortunately, this ideal scenario doesn’t