Importance of a Will in Minnesota
The importance of having a will in Minnesota really cannot be overstated. If you have a will that has been created with the assistance of a qualified probate attorney, you can be confident that your wishes for how your belongings will be handled and distributed following your death will be granted. Yet many people still exhibit reluctance about creating a will. One of the hopes that we have at the Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn Law Firm is to inspire clients to take the simple steps involved in creating a will, which will lead to peace of mind. Read Full Post
With the new year comes renewed commitments, new year’s resolutions and hope for health and happiness for the future. Many resolutions are health related and involve losing weight and exercising more, while others may include increased organization around your home. Another important resolution that may be a bit less popular, but equally if not more important, is estate planning. Now is a great time to partner with the the legal team at Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn to complete simple estate planning so that your loved ones are taken care of in the event of an unexpected illness or death.
Creating a will does not have to be a stressful experience. Estate planning and will creation are necessary processes that outline your wishes for how you would like your children cared for and your estate (assets) dispersed in the event of your death. It is tempting to put this process off, especially if you are young and in good health, but this is never a good idea. Estate planning and will creation is easier than ever and partnering with an experienced estate lawyer can make it quick and painless. Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn is a 
Life can change in an instant. We all know that this is the case but, despite this fact, it remains extremely difficult to spend time planning for unforeseen circumstances such as a sudden illness, accident or untimely death of a loved one. 
People generally assume that estate planning is complex and expensive, which makes it easy to overlook or put off, until the time comes when it is clearly needed. Basic estate planning can actually be completed fairly easily, with the help of an experienced lawyer and just a little bit of time. 
