When you're looking for information about law-related topics, answers can be tough to find, let alone understand. We have written a variety of articles about different parts of Minnesota estate planning and business services that are straightforward and available for you whenever you need them.
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Estate Planning vs. Elder Law: Why You Likely Need BothDiscover the differences between estate planning & elder law, & how they work together to protect your assets, secure your future, and safeguard your loved ones
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Estate Planning GlossaryRead an estate planning glossary, and learn how an experienced estate planning attorney from Roulet Law Firm, P.A. can help individuals arrange their affairs.
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The Importance Of Including Funeral Arrangements In Your Estate PlanHave you considered whether it might be important to put your funeral arrangements in your will? Click here to learn more
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The Difference Between Wills and TrustsWills and trusts can both work well for estate planning, but each tool has benefits and drawbacks. Learn more by contacting Roulet Law Firm, P.A.
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Tip to Help Your Young Adult in an EmergencyLegal tip to help parents of high school graduates in the event of an emergency
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Three Estate Planning Lessons from the PBS Hit Show Downtown Abbey
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Why Your Living Trust May Not Work When Your Family Needs ItIf Not Properly Funded, Your Living Trust May Not Work as Intended When Your Family Needs It.
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What is a MN Health Care Directive / Living Will and Why You Should Have OneWhat is a Minnesota Health Care Directive / Living Will and Why You Should Have One
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Frequently Asked Questions About MN Health Care Directives, also known as Living Wills and Advance DirectivesAnswers to frequently asked questions about health care directives, living wills and advance care directives in minnesota.
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Warning: Don't Die in MinnesotaDespite federal estate tax changes, planning is still important for Minnesota families to escape estate taxes.
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Filial Responsibility Laws Can Create Surprising ProblemsYou could be held responsible for your parents' nursing home and medical bills. An increasing number of states are now passing filial responsibility laws.
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Wills vs. Trusts: What's the Difference?When planning their estates, many people do not understand the differences between wills and trusts. This articles helps explain them.
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Cover All Your Bases By Planning For Your Estate, Charities, and the Protection of Your ChildrenEstate planning in Minnesota considers all of your assets, how to protect your children, and donating to your favorite charitable causes.
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Trust AdministrationTrust Administration in Minnesota.
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Creating Your WillRoulet Law designs personalized estate plans and wills for clients in Minnesota.
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Estate Planning Seminar - Tuesday March 8, Maple Grove Community CenterNeed to know more about estate planning? Join us at one of our seminars.