Access to a safe deposit box upon death can be accomplished in a number of ways. Commonly, documents such as a will, insurance policies, and burial plan documents may be contained in the contents of a safe deposit box. Access to the safe deposit box documents may be accomplished in a number of ways; unfortunately,...

Almost every area of finance and business has dramatically changed as a result of the digital revolution. Notarization has not been among them. If a document needed a notarized signature, it required an in-person meeting with a notary public present where the notary watches the person sign the document and then stamps the document with...

Our Employment Law Conference was held on October 25, 2018. Attorneys Cory Genelin, Jennifer Lurken, Brittany King-Asamoa and Brock Alton presented on topics including: Sexual Harassment—Updates on polices, training and program implementation Social Media in the Workplace The Nuts & Bolts of Employment Law (FMLA, hiring, firing, policy development, etc.) Case Law Update—Including Health Law...

Inside this issue: Protecting the Bank From Fraud Welcome to the Future: Electronic and Remote Notarization in the Digital Age The Debtor Transferred What, to Whom? Now What? The Minnesota Fraudulent Transfers Act Read Full Newsletter

In this issue: How to Access a Safe Deposit Box Upon Death Asset Planning for the Digital Age Estate Planning for your Blended Family Read Full Newsletter  

In this issue: Social Media in the Workplace: Link in your Employees Are Targeted Social Media Job Postings Illegal When the Big Bad Worlf is at the Door Upcoming Notice Periods Impacting Overtime Pay Read Full Newsletter

It has been more than ten years since the Minnesota Supreme Court decided a case which addressed antenuptial agreements in a significant way. This May, in Kremer v. Kremer, the Supreme Court further clarified the standards which apply to antenuptial agreements which address both marital and nonmarital property and which were entered into after August...