[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] The Power of Cohabitation Agreements: Protecting Unmarried Couples in Minnesota In an ever-evolving landscape of relationships, more couples are choosing cohabitation as a way of sharing their lives without, or prior to, the formality of marriage. While this decision offers a sense of freedom and autonomy, it’s essential...
Guardianship Blunders: Avoid These Common Pitfalls
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] Avoid These 4 Mistakes When Naming Guardians for Your Children One of the hardest decisions to make when it comes to estate planning can be who to name as guardians for your child/ren. After all, our children are our legacy. Yes, passing on your financial assets is important,...
Navigating New Horizons: Estate Planning When Your Child Turns 18
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] When your child turns 18 and is no longer legally a minor — gulp! — estate planning can help you continue to support their spreading wings. Whether your young adult child is embarking on an exciting journey after high school or celebrating their 18th birthday milestone, this is...
Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples: Protecting Your Loved Ones
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] Estate planning is often associated with married couples, but it’s just as crucial for couples who are not married. Whether you’re cohabitating — with or without children — or sharing real estate, taking proactive steps to protect your assets and ensure your loved ones’ well-being is essential. Laws...
Estate Planning Basics: Pet Planning
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] We adore pets here at Schromen Law, so when it comes to planning for your future, we don’t want you to forget about your beloved pets. While pet owners may have plans in place for their human loved ones in the event of their death, they also need...
Estate Planning After Divorce
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] The Importance of Updating Your Estate Planning After Divorce A crucial matter that often goes unnoticed or forgotten amidst the complexities of divorce is updating estate planning documents. Once a judge signs the final judgment and decree, it becomes essential for newly divorced couples to reassess and update...
Introducing Our Newest Team Member, Melissa Miroslavich!
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] I am incredibly excited to join Schromen Law, LLC. Rachel and I first met while I was attending law school. Her compassion impressed me then, and when I recently attended a presentation Rachel gave on her approach to the very important work of assisting families with end-of-life planning,...
Introducing Our Newest Team Member, Angela Streit!
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] I’m so pleased to announce my arrival as Of Counsel with Schromen Law, LLC! My background is full of twists and turns that have landed me exactly in the right place at 319 Ramsey, working both for Schromen Law as well as running my family law practice, Streit...
Estate Planning Basics: Wills or Trusts?
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] During the initial stages of estate planning, one of the early questions you may face could be deciding between a will or a trust. Each person’s situation is unique, and your specific facts will determine the best course of action for you. It’s essential to note that estate...
Difficult Discussions: Consequences of Disinheritance
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] When celebrities disinherit their heirs, it creates some juicy gossip and clickbait. Making this decision for yourself, however, can feel heavy and overwhelming. There are many reasons why you may choose to disinherit a child or relative. Maybe your heir has become financially successful and no longer needs...