Following a marriage, spouses occasionally seek to enter into a post-nuptial agreement.  A post-nuptial agreement is an agreement which can establish the rights of the spouses in the event that the parties’ marriage is dissolved.  However, certain requirements are needed … more

    A common question raised by individuals in the weeks and months following a divorce is whether their dissolution decree may be vacated or re-opened subsequent to the issuance of the dissolution decree.  Although each case depends upon its … more

When an individual dies without a Will or other testamentary disposition, one of the difficulties faced by family members is determining the proper recipient of the decedent’s property.  Such property is referred to as the “intestate estate,” and it is … more

One of the most common issues that is raised in dissolution or child custody matters is that of parenting time.  Typically, most dissolution orders involving minor children, as well as most child custody orders contain a provision related to the … more

Many individuals have questions in regard to how to properly care for a family member or loved one who is incapacitated or otherwise incapable of making appropriate decisions.  To this end, Minnesota permits interested parties, such as family members, to … more

Although many individuals are aware of the criminal penalties that may be incurred as the result of a Driving While Impaired (DWI) conviction, most individuals are unaware of the significant civil repercussions which can also follow a DWI conviction.  As … more

Once an individual has been arrested on suspicion of Driving While Impaired (“DWI”), Minnesota Statute § 169A.20, subd. 2 makes it a crime for an individual to refuse submit to an appropriate request for chemical testing.  Recently, the Supreme Court … more

In August 2014, Anderson Larson Saunders & Klaassen, p.l.l.p. prevailed in a Probate Trial.  Anderson Larson represented members of the Estate who alleged that the Personal Representative of the Estate had breached the Personal Representative’s fiduciary duties by mismanaging the … more