Need help? Contact a criminal defense attorney. As the definition of the crime suggests, identity theft is perpetrated to facilitate other unlawful activities, such as credit card fraud, check fraud, …
READ MORE →Crimes: Identity Theft and “Phishing” To address identity theft, section 609.527 (Minnesota’s identity theft law) criminalizes two types of behavior. First, it is a crime to transfer, possess, or use …
READ MORE →This article explains whether RSS feeds are copyrighted. In short, the answer is YES. What is RSS? Websites are norally accessed with a web browser. RSS is a technology that allows a webpage (blog, …
READ MORE →Has your attorney messed up your case? Are you paying the price for having a bad lawyer? Many people who are frustrated with legal services provided by their former attorney consider filing a legal …
READ MORE →I do not practice in this area. To find an emancipation attorney, you can contact either of these organizations: Youth Law Project at Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid 612-332-1441 …
READ MORE →Minnesota bankruptcy law works hand-in-hand with U.S. federal bankruptcy law. For this reason, the information provided here explains federal and Minnesota bankruptcy laws as they generally apply to …
READ MORE →The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to Minnesota bankruptcy law. Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: In re Carlson, 414 B.R. 508 (Bankr. D. Minn. 10/09/09) (Kishel, …
READ MORE →The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to Minnesota bankruptcy law. Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: Swart v. Dahl (In re Dahl), 2009 WL 3164756 (D. Minn. 9/25/09) …
READ MORE →The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to Minnesota bankruptcy law. Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: Myers v. Raynor (In re Raynor), 2010 WL 3292816 (8th Cir. (Neb.) …
READ MORE →The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to Minnesota bankruptcy law. Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: Stabler v. Beyers (In re Stabler), 418 B.R. 764 (B.A.P. 8th Cir. …
READ MORE →The bankruptcy process is intended to provide individuals a way out from under mounds of debt and an opportunity to rebuild their lives, and their credit, and begin daily life with a fresh start. Most …
READ MORE →The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to Minnesota bankruptcy law. Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: Russell’s Americinn, LLC v. Eagle General Contractors, LLC, 772 …
READ MORE →A discharge is essentially an order from the bankruptcy court informing a debtor and the debtor’s creditors that the debtor is no longer legally required to repay the debt. The debtor is no longer …
READ MORE →Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: Creditor Loses Lien Where Adding D/B/A to a Debtor’s Name Rendered Name Seriously Misleading The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to …
READ MORE →September 2014 Update: Warning – Legal Reversal The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals recently issued a decision contrary to the information below. In the case of Minnesota Housing Finance Agency v. …
READ MORE →The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to Minnesota bankruptcy law. Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: Wallace v. Marble (In re Marble), 426 B.R. 316 (B.A.P. 8th Cir. …
READ MORE →Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: Building Contractors Default Does Not Rise to the Level of Fraud, Theft, or Conversion The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to …
READ MORE →Minnesota Bankruptcy Case: Means Test Does Not Apply to a Case Converted from Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 The following is a summary of a Minnesota bankruptcy case or a case relevant to Minnesota …
READ MORE →It’s not uncommon for business owners to encounter unforeseeable problems. Owning a business is a risk. Business owners considering bankruptcy often find themselves dealing with the psychological …
READ MORE →I was recently asked whether a personal guarantee could be discharged in bankruptcy. The answer is fairly simple, but it depends on who filed for bankruptcy. There are two simple rules to keep in …
READ MORE →The ultimate benefit in bankruptcy proceedings is probably the discharge or the permission from the bankruptcy court not to repay certain debts. The bankruptcy court eliminates these debts so that: …
READ MORE →This article explains requirements for a franchisor starting a franchise in Minnesota. If you buying a franchise, visit tips on buying a franchise in Minnesota. Item 23: Receipts Like the UFOC …
READ MORE →Sexually Dangerous Persons Civil Commitment Law: Changing the Terms of or Ending Civil Commitment The decision to transfer the person to a more or less secure treatment facility or to discharge a …
READ MORE →How long must child abuse reports and records be kept? Records held by local social service agencies, investigating agencies, and schools will be retained on the following schedule. For family …
READ MORE →How are reports of abuse or neglect in the home handled? When the local social service agency receives a report, the agency determines whether to conduct a family assessment or an investigation. If …
READ MORE →Taxing Jurisdiction & Year AuthorizedRateApproval requiredUse of Revenues/Other CommentsBloomington – 19861.0%City council approvalMall of America site improvements. This tax was only authorized …
READ MORE →This post was last updated in December 2012. View an overview of Minnesota Gift Tax law reflecting changes made in 2013. This post provides basic background information on the details of state estate, …
READ MORE →State and federal firearms laws govern where and how firearms can be carried, transported, and used in Minnesota. This information brief describes those laws.Various state and federal firearms laws …
READ MORE →Sale and Purchase of Methamphetamine Precursor Drugs A pharmacy employee who violates the restrictions placed on the sale of methamphetamine precursor drugs is guilty of a misdemeanor.1 Likewise, a …
READ MORE →Before becoming relicensed to drive after the period of license withdrawal stemming from an implied consent violation or DWI conviction, a person must pass the license examination and re- apply for a …
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