Wrongful Death in Minnesota: How Families Can Seek Justice
Post Summary: Minnesota families can bring a wrongful death lawsuit in civil court even when there is a criminal case,…
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Child Custody and Special Needs in Minnesota: Building Parenting Plans That Truly Fit Your Lifestyle
Post Summary: Minnesota parents raising a child with disabilities often need custody arrangements that go far beyond a simple parenting-time…
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Medical Records as Evidence: How They Can Make or Break Your Injury Case
Post Summary: Medical records often decide injury cases. They document diagnosis, timing, causation, and treatment. Clean, consistent records strengthen claims.…
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Parallel Parenting in High-Conflict Divorces: When Co-Parenting Isn’t Possible
Post Summary: Parallel parenting though not ideal, gives families a workable structure when cooperation breaks down. It reduces direct contact,…
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The New Question In Divorce: Who Gets The Login?
Summary: Minnesota divorces now routinely involve digital property, including streaming subscriptions, cryptocurrency, and cloud-based files and photos. Courts treat these…
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Comparative Fault in Minnesota Injury Cases: What Happens If You’re Partially to Blame?
Summary: Minnesota’s comparative fault law allows injury victims to recover damages as long as their fault is not greater than…
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The Hidden Danger in Your Contracts: Indemnification Clauses That Can Sink a Small Business
Summary: Broad indemnification clauses can shift massive liability to small businesses. One clause can leave you paying for someone else’s…
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Holiday Co-Parenting Tips for a Happier Season
Summary: Co-parenting during the holidays works best when parents plan early, communicate clearly, and stay focused on the kids’ experience…
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Why Medical Care Matters, Even If You’re Worried About Insurance
Summary: Skipping medical care after an accident can seriously damage your injury claim, even if you’re worried about costs. Minnesota’s…
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Can Social Media Impact My Divorce Proceedings?
Post Summary: Social media posts, messages, and photos often become evidence in divorce proceedings, even deleted or “private” ones. Judges…
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