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What Should You Think of Before Filing a Lawsuit?If someone owes your business money, before you file a lawsuit, there are some considerations for you to think through.
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What Are the Defenses to a Breach of Contract Lawsuit?If you've been sued for a breach of contract, it's important to understand the various defenses that are available to you.
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What is a Donor Advised Fund?A donor advised fund is usually an account that you create that's owned and administered by a charity or not for profit organization.
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What Are The Results When I Win a Breach of Contract Lawsuit?You may think it's a straightforward answer, but there can be a variety of ways that you can "win" your breach of contract lawsuit.
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Can My House be a Non-Probate Asset?If you've done some research about probate court and your assets after you die, one of your biggest questions may be how to make your house a non-probate asset.
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How Can I Create a Trust for my Pet?When many people hear about pet trusts, they assume that they are only for people with too much money. But in reality, they are a great way to leave a legacy for your beloved family member who also just happens to be a pet.
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In Minnesota, How Do I Terminate a Contract?Before you enter into a contract, it's a good idea to also know how you can terminate the contract if something goes wrong.
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What Does Sweat Equity Mean for My Business?Founders of companies can bring a lot of different types of investments to a new business. A common type is called "sweat equity" and you should understand what it means for your business.
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What are the Requirements to Sign a Will in Minnesota?Even though a Will often ends up being a long document, the requirements to sign a will are actually very straightforward in Minnesota.
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Guest Post: How Small Businesses Can Maximize Cash FlowThe success of your company relies on your cash flow—a negative trend can spell trouble for your business. But what exactly is cash flow?
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Can I Put My Business in a Trust?It's a more advanced technique, but smart business owners should consider using a trust to own their business.
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What is the Difference Between a Living Will and a Healthcare Power of Attorney?Both documents can be an important part of your estate plan, but you should understand how they are different and what each purpose is.