MN Probate Lawyer
The area of probate law is difficult to understand for most, and not something that you need to worry about….until you do. When a loved one dies, family members begin to have many questions about how that person’s assets will be distributed and how debts will be paid. These are the issue at the heart of a probate. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn is a law firm based in Coon Rapids, MN that focuses on probate law. Our team can help you navigate the difficult time after a loved one’s death, determine if a probate is necessary and help you through all the necessary steps so that you and your family can move forward. Read Full Post
When a person passes away, the family is left with the cumbersome task of settling the estate of the deceased. Essentially, probate and estate administration is used to formally transfer the real property, distribute assets of the decedent and settle all claims against the estate. If you were selected as the personal representative for a loved one’s estate, we can guide you through every step. In Minnesota, probate occurs when a resident of the state passes away while owning a property at that time. Formal probate is not always necessary after a person passes away in Minnesota. The probate process is required when survivor-ship rights have not been created, when real property is titled in an individual’s own name or when real estate is held as a tenant in common with another. Minnesota law generally requires probate for an estate greater than $50,000. If that person has real estate in other states, those properties are subject to the probate laws in that state. It is also important to remember that just because someone has a will, this does not necessarily avoid the probate process. 
When seeking out a Minnesota Family Law Attorney it is important to know that the state of Minnesota has a ‘No Fault’ view on divorce. Regardless of vows broken, it is not a crime tho it may hurt. That being said, there may be little to a massive amount of emotions tied to this life changing process and when children are involved the most important aspects of your life come into perspective. 
When a family member dies, the last thing you want to think about are the legal ramifications of their death; in other words, all of the legal transactions that have to take place before you can move on. It would be preferable to be able to move on from a family member’s death without having to think about the allocation of property or the payment of debts, but, unfortunately, these things must be attended to.
Transitioning into your New Life may seem a bit overwhelming from finding a new place to stay to school changes, new parenting schedules and just the complete transformation of your surroundings and your life after a divorce was the decision. If you are getting divorced it would be wise to meet with a qualified divorce attorney… 
Although many wills are able to be carried out with very little issue, there are other times when a will may be contested by certain parties who are disappointed in a will’s contents or in how a will has been interpreted. When you are dealing with a contested will, if you have a stake in the outcome of the will contest, you should hire an experienced contested will attorney as soon as possible. By hiring a contested will lawyer, you can be sure that you understand what it means for a will to be contested…
Matters of the heart hit close to home. As one chapter is ending another will come soon to follow. But before you can reap the benefits of these rewards, you first must complete this chapter, and I mean fully. Sometimes this means divorce, break-up, letting go, and tying up those very important loose ends, your children. Love makes relationships. Love makes babies. We all love our baby’s! Ensure that they can still have the stability of both mom and dad…
Divorces are inherently filled with conflict. After all, if you and your divorcing spouse agreed on important issues related to your family, you might have even chosen to stay together. A contested divorce is one in which the couple cannot agree either about getting divorced or about a key aspect of the divorce, such as division of property, assets or debts, child custody, or child/spousal support.
When we have more distance from the time we currently live in, we will likely wonder why our society was ever anything other than LGBT-friendly. We have made strides in the right direction, but based on what we see on the news and internet, we still have a way to go. The progress we are making, though, is not due solely to the high-profile activists. Those efforts are supported by perhaps millions of people who do not receive public credit. And one strong example of advocacy is the law firm of Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn of Coon Rapids, MN.