posted Jul 13, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Why Leaving an Inheritance to a Child With Disabilities Requires Special Planning Why Leaving an Inheritance to a Child With Disabilities Requires Special Planning For parents of a child with disabilities, estate planning is about more than passing down assets. It is...
posted Jul 7, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Why Handshake Deals About Family Cabins Often End in Probate Disputes Why Handshake Deals About Family Cabins Often End in Probate Disputes For many Minnesota families, the cabin is one of the most treasured assets they own. Because the property has often been in the...
posted Jul 6, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Why Jointly Inherited Cabins Often Lead to Family Disputes Why Jointly Inherited Cabins Often Lead to Family Disputes For many Minnesota families, the cabin is more than just a piece of real estate. It is a place where generations gather, traditions are built, and...
posted Jul 3, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Family Cabin Disputes: What Happens When Heirs Can’t Agree? Family Cabin Disputes: What Happens When Heirs Can’t Agree? When parents leave real estate or other valuable assets to multiple children, many families assume the fairest solution is to divide...
posted Jul 2, 2026 | by Christine Van Onselen | Blogs, Estate Planning
Why Minnesota Family Cabins Often End Up in Probate Why Minnesota Family Cabins Often End Up in Probate For many Minnesota families, the family cabin is more than just real estate. It is a place where generations gather, traditions are built, and memories are made....
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