This Cease and Desist Letter is written from the perspective of an attorney representing a client who has been slandered. Because every case of slander is different, this cease and desist letter …
READ MORE →Defamation Cease and Desist Overview A defamation cease and desist letter is a formal written demand that someone stop making false statements damaging your reputation, and provide written assurance …
READ MORE →Video: Learn About Cease and Desist Letters You can watch this video before you send a Cease and Desist Letter to get answers to these questions: What is a Cease and Desist letter? When should I send …
READ MORE →Conciliation Court MN | Help With Conciliation Court Conciliation Court, better known as small claims court, is available when someone wants to sue another party for $15,000 or less. Here is our most …
READ MORE →Other Mandatory Sentencing Provisions Controlled Substance Offenders Minn. Stat. § 152.0271 When a person is convicted of a controlled substance offense, the court must determine whether the offender …
READ MORE →Need help? Contact a criminal defense attorney. Minimum Fines; Assessments; Surcharges; Fees Failure to Provide Motor Vehicle Insurance; Failure to Produce Proof of Motor Vehicle Insurance; Usage of a …
READ MORE →This information brief describes Minnesota laws mandating judges to impose specified sentences on persons convicted of certain crimes. These mandatory sentences include specified lengths of …
READ MORE →This informational post explains how nursing facilities in Minnesota are reimbursed. It includes information on how nursing facilities are reimbursed for residents on Medical Assistance (MA), the …
READ MORE →The Marriage Penalty in Minnesota’s Income Tax Rates and Brackets There are many marriage penalties and bonuses under the federal and Minnesota income taxes. A marriage penalty occurs when a married …
READ MORE → April 2007 | AN EDUCATIONAL GUIDE FOR MINNESOTANS | Focusing on How Minnesota Taxes Business | Produced and Originally Published by the Minnesota Center for Public Finance Research This publication …
READ MORE →If you are receiving phone calls in an attempt to collect a debt that you legitimately do not owe, the following cease and desist letter template may be useful in your efforts to clear up the …
READ MORE →There are some circumstances in which a default judgment can be vacated (re-opened). Applicable Statute Minnesota Rule of Civil Procedure 60.02, Mistakes; Inadvertence; Excusable Neglect; Newly …
READ MORE →Introduction to Tax Form 8832 Default Rules for Tax Form 8832 Existing entity default rule Certain domestic and foreign entities that were in existence before January 1, 1997, and have an established …
READ MORE →Introduction The service center will notify the eligible entity at the address listed on Form 8832 if its election is accepted or not accepted. The entity should generally receive a determination on …
READ MORE →Name Enter the name of the eligible entity electing to be classified. Employer identification number (EIN) Show the EIN of the eligible entity electing to be classified. Do not put “Applied For” on …
READ MORE →Note: Tax forms change from time to time. The information below is not kept current. Please see irs.gov for the latest official information. Filing Tax Form 8832 File Form 8832 with the Internal …
READ MORE → Introduction There are special rules for certain businesses that provide professional services. These are usually services that require a state license, certificate, or registration. This article …
READ MORE →Churches may wonder whether they must file IRS Form 1023 to be considered a tax exempt religious organization under 501(c)(3). The IRS Instructions to Form 1023 provide the following: Form 1023 not …
READ MORE →The Bong Water Case In the case of the State of Minnesota v. Peck, A08-579, Minnesota Supreme Court (Oct. 22, 2009), a majority of the justices decided that a “mixture” of methamphetamine (or a …
READ MORE →Similar Conduct, Similar Transactions, Rule 404 Evidence Evidence of similar conduct by the accused against the victim of domestic abuse, or against other family or household members, is admissible in …
READ MORE →Notice to Victim that Assistance is Available to Victims of Domestic Violence At the time of arrest, a peace officer is required to tell a victim of domestic abuse whether a shelter or other services …
READ MORE →Pretrial Bail Evaluation Report Concerning the Person Arrested The jail, or someone selected by the jail, must do a pretrial bail evaluation for each person arrested and detained for committing a …
READ MORE →Minnesota’s Truth in Repairs Act gives you a right to request a written estimate before any work is done on your car, truck, motorcycle, household appliance, house, condo, apartment, or other home …
READ MORE →Police Arrest Without a Warrant in Minnesota A peace officer may arrest a person (regardless of where such person is located – and including at the person’s residence) without a warrant if the peace …
READ MORE →Need help? Contact a criminal defense attorney. Domestic Violence Law and Minnesota Criminal Penalties for Violations of Orders for Protection Any actual violation of an Order for Protection (OFP) is …
READ MORE →How to Determine a Presumptive Sentences in Minnesota Taking effect for offenses factually occurring after May 1, 1980, an offender who is convicted of a felony in the state of Minnesota faces what is …
READ MORE →Need help? Contact a criminal defense attorney. How to Determine a Presumptive Sentences in Minnesota Taking effect for offenses factually occurring after May 1, 1980, an offender who is convicted of …
READ MORE →Need help? Contact a criminal defense attorney. Compute an offender’s “criminal history score” in Minnesota: This page is about how to compute a person’s criminal history score. The process is very …
READ MORE →Why Pay for Legal Forms When You Can Get Them for Free? I occasionally hear about people who buy a will, contract, or other legal form from do-it-yourself (DIY) websites like LegalZoom and Rocket …
READ MORE →Appendix A Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Under the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines, felony offenses are divided into eleven levels of severity, ranging from low (Level I) to high (Level XI). The …
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