A person always has the option of representing himself/herself in court without an attorney. You will need to file a petition for 3rd party...

A court can reopen a divorce decree under Minn. Stat. 518.145 upon a motion from a party if there is "fraud, whether denominated intrinsic or...

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I suggest you contact Homeline Minnesota - https://homelinemn.org/ It is an organization that provides forms, letters and free help for tenants...

According to Minnesota law, the landlord is responsible to make sure that the rental unit is: 1. Fit to live in. 2. Kept in reasonable...

Your mother's landlord can only evict her if there is a court order. There are restrictions on what a landlord can do right now, I suggest your...

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Minnesota's Best Interest Factors list the wishes of the child as only ONE of the many factors the judge looks at for custody. To maintain your...

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I moved your question to the real estate practice area. The reason the deed is rejected is because Minnesota statutes require that the spouses of...

If there is no beneficiary listed, then your son's estate is the beneficiary. More than likely, the Hartford will require a probate and court order.