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It’s not unusual for people to share ownership of a home or property, whether it’s between family members, business partners or former romantic partners. But when one person wants out and the other isn’t ready to sell, things can get quickly complicated. Disagreements...
When real estate changes hands in Minnesota, it can be a relatively long process. The seller posts the listing, the buyer makes an offer, the seller responds to that offer and documentation is exchanged. One type of documentation that needs to be given out is a...
Construction contracts often focus primarily on the basic terms of an arrangement. The client outlines their expectations for the project, while the company explains details such as pricing and project timelines. Yet, despite the best intentions of the business or...
Actualizing an entrepreneurial dream is an exciting endeavor filled with ambition, creativity and the hope of success. However, amid the enthusiasm, many entrepreneurs overlook the critical legal foundations that shape a business’s sustainability. From narrowing down...
If you are looking at buying a piece of real estate, it is essential to carry out thorough title checks. Among the issues that these checks might turn up is an easement. This gives another party the right to cross the property. What if there is an easement showing?...
Most businesses use contracts to govern business relationships. These documents outline the terms and expectations that each business must follow during their joint venture. As long as both parties do what they’re supposed to do, the agreement should go smoothly and...
Real estate disputes sometimes involve easements. An easement gives someone who is not the property owner—known as the easement holder—a right to use that land. Easements can be either temporary agreements or long-standing arrangements that “run with the land.” For...
The business structure is one of the first things that you’ll have to decide as a new entrepreneur. For most people, the decision comes down to a sole proprietorship and a limited liability company (LLC). While both of these options are suitable for small businesses,...
Your neighbor has never liked the trees in your backyard. They complain about them blocking the sunlight or dropping leaves into their yard. They may have complaints about overhanging branches, such as worrying that these will break in a storm and fall on their home,...
The business formation or startup process is fraught with risk. A substantial portion of new businesses fail within the first few years. Entrepreneurs can also make mistakes that expose them to legal and financial liability. One of the most common mistakes people make...
