DWI - Minnesota's B-Card
May 12, 2011
The B-Card is a "restricted driver's license" with a no-alcohol/drug restriction. The B-Card provides a repeat DWI offender with an opportunity to become validly relicensed to drive after cancellation ...
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Arrested in Minnesota? What Now?
May 12, 2011
1) What happens if I get arrested? What should I do - or not do in this type of situation?
Even before you are arrested, you should be wary of what you say to officers. If you believe that an investiga...
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Search & Seizure: Warrant Exceptions
May 11, 2011
Consent Searches A person may voluntarily agree to a search. In so doing, they waive their Fourth Amendment rights. The search must still be narrowly tailored to the consent given. However, anyth...
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DWI - Minnesota's Alcohol Interlock 2011
May 11, 2011
Starting July 1, 2011,
Minnesota Statutes will allow drivers with multiple DWI offenses to reinstate
their license at an earlier time with an alcohol interlock device installed in
their vehicle. The...
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Parenting Consultants Post-Divorce
Apr 22, 2010
All too often, disputes regarding custody and parenting time do not end with the final divorce degree or paternity order. When parenting disputes arise regarding legal custody decisions, parenting time...
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Dividing retirement accounts in divorce
Apr 19, 2010
If you are getting divorced, splitting retirement accounts is an important part of the division of assets. However, how they are divided depends on the value and nature of the asset....
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A Guide to the Complete Divorce Process
Apr 13, 2010
An outline of the complete divorce process, from start to finish....
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Terminating an Employee -Statutory Legal Concerns in Minnesota
Feb 13, 2010
Statutory Constraints Your local, state and federal government may pass laws which restrict the employers ability to terminate an employee. The most common restrictions relate to terminations occurr...
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Legal Fees in DIvorce
Feb 11, 2010
Use of Assets It is generally acceptable for parties to liquidate marital assets in order to pay their legal fees. that use of assets must be disclosed as part of the divorce proceedings and may gen...
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How Much Will a Divorce Cost?
Feb 11, 2010
WRITTEN RETAINER AGREEMENTS Your attorney is required to provide you with a written retainer agreement identifying the costs and hourly fees that will apply to your case. It is important that you re...
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