Once you have finalized your estate plan in Minnesota, you breathe a breath of relief. A burden has been lifted and you suddenly feel at ease about being able to provide direction and comfort for your family when you pass away. At Dunlap & Seeger, we have helped many people with the development of an estate plan that meets their personal needs. One of the important aspects of having an estate plan is maintaining it and keeping the components up-to-date. Leaving it to More +

When people recognize a need to begin planning their estate, they may be instantly overwhelmed with the breadth of important decisions that are awaiting them. However, when people in Minnesota put in adequate time learning about the purpose and function of an estate plan, they may be much more confident and effective in putting together a comprehensive document that accurately depicts their final wishes. Because estate planning is such an involved process that addresses many key issues including distribution of assets, More +

As you grow your business in Minnesota, you may encounter the need to invest in some more commercial property to help with the development of your organization. Deciding where to purchase this property is critical to your success and will require you to spend considerable time comparing your options. At Dunlap & Seeger, we have helped many business owners to secure and protect various aspects of their company. A lot of factors will need to be managed in deciding which property you purchase More +

When new companies are testing the waters with their products, investors can play a critical role in expediting the process of building small businesses and helping them scale their initiative. What organizational leaders in Minnesota should be aware of is how critical their content delivery is when pitching to investors. What they say, or do not say, and how clearly and confidently it is presented can make all the difference in whether or not they can seal the deal. When businesses More +

Imagine you’re planning your estate, trying to decide how you want to distribute your assets after you die. This money and other property is the product of a decades-long and prosperous career. You’ve only managed to hang onto it because you’re frugal and wise about managing money. In fact, everyone in your family is excellent at conservatively managing their money, too — except for your daughter. She’s a free-spirited, self-sabotaging “spendthrift.” In other words, if you give her a few More +