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When authorities in Minnesota pull you over and charge you with driving while intoxicated or driving under the influence, quite a bit depends on whether that charge winds up leading to a conviction. If it does, you may have to serve time behind bars. You may, too,...
When dealing with law enforcement, minors often find themselves in vulnerable positions. As the parent of a minor in Minnesota, it is essential to understand the rules and regulations surrounding police interrogation. Specifically, is it lawful for the police to...
Going through a divorce can be one of the most challenging experiences of a person's life. Along with the emotional turmoil, there are legal intricacies involved that require careful attention. In Minnesota, just like in other states, certain missteps can complicate...
When you are taking the important step of crafting a will, you may wonder who is the best choice for your executor. This person is responsible for taking care of your debt and giving away your possessions to the right beneficiaries. Whoever you choose for this...
Co-parenting is rarely easy, but some situations make it seem all but impossible. This is the case when a former spouse exhibits narcissistic tendencies, which can lead to seemingly endless fights and conflict when it comes to child-rearing issues. Identifying and...
Law enforcement agencies routinely use field sobriety tests to gauge if a driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs. These tests consist of physical and cognitive tasks designed to assess motor control, balance and attention. But the question remains, how...
When going through a separation or divorce in Minnesota, developing a comprehensive parenting plan is crucial to establish clear guidelines and ensure the well-being of your children. Including specific elements in your parenting plan can help foster effective...
Once a child custody order takes effect in Minnesota, both parents must abide by its terms until the child either comes of age or a modification occurs. State courts may decide to modify existing child custody orders in some circumstances, and there are certain things...
Many people in Minnesota put off estate planning for various reasons, but doing so leave a lot left to chance. When you die without a will or other elements of an estate plan in place, it becomes the state’s duty to figure out what to do with your assets and affairs....
Driving while intoxicated is a crime at every stage, and many have extremely strict laws about the blood alcohol limit that a person may have while on the road. Some might believe that they can tell when they are still "under the limit." But is this true? What does...
