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Over the years, there has certainly been a tradition where parents raise their children on the farm, the children leave to go to college and then they come back home and run the farm. Reports have claimed that this is more often true for sons than daughters. But the...
In many cases, your divorce is not going to have anything to do with your business. You may simply own a business that you started by yourself, or with another business partner, and your spouse has no part of it. If you are worried about having to give up some of the...
When making a will, you are probably aware that you need to appoint an executor, otherwise referred to as a personal representative. They will be responsible for administering your estate when you are gone and implementing your last wishes as specified by the will. It...
Maybe you and your significant other have decided to take the next step in your relationship and move in together. You may have no plans to marry. Perhaps you and your partner have been living together for a while. You’ve decided you like this arrangement and see no...
You may have a tenant you want out of your property for various reasons, like defaulting on rent or violating terms of the lease agreement. However, you must follow the law during the eviction of a tenant even when you have valid grounds for wanting them out. It is...
As a small business owner, you know the risks involved in the corporate world. You’ve entered a market with some larger rivals who have much greater resources. However, where they can’t compete with you is in the quality of service and products you offer. In...
With the possible exception of retirement accounts and family businesses, real property is usually the most expensive marital asset that couples have to handle in North Dakota divorces. You may have spent years saving up enough money for a down payment and more than a...
Trust is a powerful estate planning tool if you want to avoid probate and safeguard your loved one’s future. However, for a trust to serve its intended purpose, it must be valid. A trust, like any other legal document, can be contested by your dependents, or anyone,...
One of the main goals of estate planning is simply to decide what happens to your financial assets after you pass away. You want to make sure that your heirs and other beneficiaries know who is supposed to get which assets. However, you have the option to give...
When you pass on, your assets will be distributed to your loved ones as per your will. However, if you die without one, then your estate will be distributed according to North Dakota intestacy laws. This formal process of administering the decedent’s estate and...
