In the ever-changing world of law, there are always new developments to stay aware of. As a Minnesota and Florida financial services lawyer, it's our job to keep on top of things and provide you with the most relevant information. Be sure to read our regularly updated blog to learn about our personal take on estate planning and business services.
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Will and Trust Lawyer: How to Ensure Your Home Is Passed onto Your ChildrenEstate Planning attorney Chuck Roulet advises on how to properly pass your home on to your children in the most secure way.
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How Long Does It Take to Go Through Probate?Probate is a lengthy and complicated process. Attorney Chuck Roulet explains how it works and what you can expect.
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Businesses Looking for Commercial Real EstateCommercial Real Estate
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Estate Attorneys Discuss Five Common Mistakes People Make During Estate PlanningMistakes are regularly made when estate plans are created. Estate attorneys at Roulet Law help you avoid the most common issues.
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Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid When You Make a Living TrustEstate attorney Chuck Roulet cautions about common mistakes made when creating a Living Trust as part of your estate plan.
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Everything You Need to Know About Prepaid FuneralsEstate administration lawyers at Roulet Law Firm explain the why's and how's of prepaying for your funeral and what to be aware of.
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Cryptocurrency and Estate Planning: How to Make Sure Your Digital Assets Pass to Your Loved OnesDo you have digital assets? Estate planning attorney Chuck Roulet explains why it's important to include them in your estate plan.
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#FreeBrittney and Conservatorships: When and Why They are NeededGuardianship lawyer Chuck Roulet explains how guardianships work and how to know if one is right for your situation.
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Estate Planning Lawyers Explain the Basics of a Pour-Over WillFew people are familiar with a Pour-Over Will, which your estate planning lawyer may use if your plan also includes a living trust. Attorney Chuck Roulet explains how and when a Pour-Over Will is used.
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How to Convince Your Spouse to Meet with an Estate Planning LawyerSometimes it takes a little convincing to get the other spouse on board with estate planning. Will lawyer Chuck Roulet shares advice.
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Will Lawyers Answer, “What is a Roth IRA and Why is It Good for Estate Planning?”Estate lawyers at Roulet Law explain how a Roth IRA can be an important part of your overall estate plan.
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What is a Life Insurance Trust?Estate planning attorneys at Roulet Law explain what a life insurance trust is and how you can use this tool as part of your asset protection strategy.
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Using VA Benefits to Pay for Nursing Home CareAttorney Chuck Roulet explains how to check your eligibility to use your VA benefits to pay for nursing home care.
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3 Questions to Ask Yourself When Choosing a Successor TrusteeChuck Roulet shares three important considerations when choosing a successor to manage your trust.
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3 Important Steps for Special Needs TrustsAttorney Chuck Roulet shares the most important, and sometimes overlooked, steps you need to take when creating a Special Needs Trust.
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Court Rules Minnesotans Can Protect Home from Nursing HomesMN Court of Appeals Rules Minnesotans Can Use Irrevocable Medicaid-Qualifying Trusts to Protect Their Home and Savings From Long-Term Care & Nursing Home Costs
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Guardianship Lawyers Answer: Will My Ex Get My Children if I Pass Away?Guardianship lawyer Chuck Roulet explains how an estate plan is the best way to protect your kids from your unfit ex should something happen to you.
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Tackling Your Responsibilities as An Estate ExecutorEstate planning attorney Chuck Roulet explains the role of estate executor and what the responsibilities of that role are.
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How to Add, Change, or Remove Your “Legacy Contact” On FacebookAttorney Chuck Roulet shares options for naming or removing a Facebook Legacy Contact to handle your account when you're gone.
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Can I Appoint Someone to Serve as Co-Guardian or Conservator Over My Adult Child with Disabilities?Estate planning attorney Chuck Roulet explains how to manage choosing conservators for your adult child with special needs.