Written by Attorney Joe Irby How long does my license last? Once a broadcast station goes through the arduous process of obtaining a license, it is allowed to broadcast in accordance with the FCC’s …
READ MORE →Written by Attorney Joe Irby Unlicensed Broadcasting – Do I need a license to broadcast? An engineer once said “The FCC spends too much time going after pirates. As long as the station doesn’t …
READ MORE →Written by Attorney Joe Irby How do I borrow/leverage money against my radio station and license? Broadcast stations are a business. Plain and simple. Whether the broadcast signal is the primary …
READ MORE →Written by Attorney Joe Irby What is the No Urban/No Spanish Dictate Rule? For most broadcast stations, your license will expire in 2013 or 2014 and it’s time to start thinking about the renewal …
READ MORE →Forfeiture of Motor Vehicles and Recreational Vehicles Used to Commit Impaired Driving Offenses Minnesota’s impaired driving law provides a special forfeiture procedure applicable to motor vehicles …
READ MORE →This article discusses the basics of Minnesota foreclosures. This part addresses the impact a foreclosure of a first mortgage has on a second mortgage (home equity loans). This is part five of a …
READ MORE →For business owners and individuals in Minnesota, understanding forfeiture law is essential because it governs when and how the government can seize property connected to criminal activity. …
READ MORE →Under the Minnesota Human Rights Act, an employer may not discriminate against an applicant or an employee because of that individual’s marital status.267 An individual’s marital status includes …
READ MORE →This is an example of a letter demanding payment of unpaid debts. For more demand letters, see the Minnesota Demand Letters page. Demand for Full Amount Due Letter Template [DATE] [DEBTOR] [STREET …
READ MORE →Between 1985 and 2005, Minnesota’s population increased by approximately 23 percent.20 During that same period of time, the crime rate dropped by about 19 percent.21 Even with a fairly stable …
READ MORE →This is an example demand letter attempting to collect an unpaid debt. For more demand letters, see the Minnesota Demand Letters page. Demand for Payment Letter Template VIA EMAIL AND US MAIL February …
READ MORE →Minnesota Sexual Harassment Laws Definition Policy Investigation Discipline and Resolution Follow-up and Retaliation Romance in the workplace Definition of Sexual Harassment Sexual harassment is …
READ MORE →Below is an example demand letter attempting to collect an unpaid debt. For more demand letters, see the Minnesota Demand Letters page. What is a Demand Letter? Example Demand Letter Template [DATE] …
READ MORE →_This is an example demand letter attempting to collect an unpaid debt. For more demand letters, see the Minnesota Demand Letters page._Watch This Before You Continue Demand Letter Sample: [DATE] Sent …
READ MORE →This is an example letter demanding a landlord return a former tenant‘s security deposit. For more demand letters, see the Minnesota Demand Letters page. Letter Template Sent by U.S. Mail [DATE] …
READ MORE →The following posts give examples of demand letters used in the collection of debts. The examples are intended only as a reference and should not be used without first consulting with an experienced …
READ MORE →Instructions for Preparing Disclosure Documents The Rule specifies how the disclosures are to be prepared, what additional information may and may not be included, and what records franchisors must …
READ MORE →Age Discrimination Settlement Agreements Employers who are terminating the employment of older employees often enter into settlement agreements with these employees in which the employer provides …
READ MORE →Early Retirement Programs Employers who are planning to reduce their workforce may legally institute early retirement programs which offer incentives to certain groups of employees who wish to take …
READ MORE →Minnesota Law Minnesota law protects individuals who have attained the age of majority (18) from discrimination in the workplace based on age. Federal law, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act …
READ MORE →MN Law | Minnesota Human Rights Act Under the Minnesota Human Rights Act (which generally applies to employers with one or more employees), individuals with a disability are protected from …
READ MORE →Minnesota was one of the first states to adopt a structured sentencing system. Since 1980, the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission (MSGC) has published guidelines that determine the presumptive …
READ MORE →Data on Domestic Abuse Act petitions All data collected, created, received, or maintained by law enforcement agencies and courts under the Domestic Abuse Act is confidential until the temporary OFP is …
READ MORE →Custody and Visitation Marriage Dissolution Petition A petition for dissolution of marriage or legal separation must allege whether an OFP that governs the parties or a party and a minor child of the …
READ MORE →Restrictions on firearm possession in cases of domestic assault. No person who has been convicted of domestic assault in Minnesota or elsewhere or of violating a domestic abuse OFP may possess a …
READ MORE →Admissibility of similar conduct evidence. Evidence of similar conduct by the accused against the victim of domestic abuse, or against other family or household members, is admissible in court unless …
READ MORE →How is Child Support Typically Paid? The Minnesota Child Support Payment Center, a centralized unit run by DHS, must be used to collect and disburse support payments in all IV-D cases. Again, IV-D …
READ MORE →A child support order amount may change through a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) or a modification. Arrearages may also affect the monthly support payment. COLA Every child support order entered …
READ MORE →Potential income If a parent is voluntarily unemployed, underemployed, employed less than full-time, or there is no direct evidence of income, the court must calculate child support based on potential …
READ MORE →The court must allocate work- and education-related child care costs to each parent in proportion to the parent’s combined parental income for child support (PICS). The costs will be adjusted by the …
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