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Lilydale (6 miles)
Minneapolis (8 miles)
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Phone: (651) 646-5000

Address: 665 Snelling Ave N, Saint Paul, MN 55104

Website: http://www.slnelson.com

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Guardianship

Business and Corporate Law

Business Formation
Business Disputes
We advise new businesses and business owners on the advantages and disadvantages of different business forms and prepare and file all the documents necessary to successfully set up a company. We also handle most types of business and commercial contracts. For additional information, see our page on business law.
Business Transactions
Business Transactions. We advise small-to-medium-sized businesses in a wide range of transactional matters, from the choice of business entity to the negotiation, review and drafting of business contracts.
Limited Liability Companies
Construction Contracts

Employment Contract
Advice regarding business formation. We will help you understand the advantages and disadvantages of different legal structures for your business, from sole proprietorships and partnerships to limited liability companies and corporations. Once you have identified the form that will best meet your needs, we will prepare and file all the documents required to establish your business in compliance with Minnesota business laws, including articles of incorporation or organization, partnership agreements, by-laws and applications for tax and revenue identification numbers. We also assist clients with employment agreements, shareholder or member control agreements, buy sell agreements, and covenants not to compete.

Real Estate Litigation
Construction Litigation
We will also advise you on your mechanics' liens rights and handle all documentation related to Common Interest Communities (CICs).
Real Estate Transactions

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Whether you have significant assets and have built a substantial net worth or you are just starting to build your estate, you want an experienced attorney to help you plan for the distribution of property and the care of your minor children in the event of your death. We can also assist you with planning for disability. There are many estate planning options to help you meet your goals. An experienced lawyer will make certain that you employ the strategies that best fit your needs.
Wills
9. If I draft a will, can I designate who will handle my final business affairs? Yes, you can and this is one important reason many people choose to prepare a last will and testament. The person you name is called a personal representative and this is the same as an executor or administrator. The person you name will have a “fiduciary” duty to act in the best interests of all of the beneficiaries of your estate. The court will generally appoint the person you choose to serve unless they have a conflict of interest or they are deemed unsuitable to serve.
Trusts
Power of Attorney
10. What does the term “fiduciary” mean? The term fiduciary applies to persons who are acting in a representative position of trust such as a personal representative, a trustee or as an attorney-in-fact. The person who has a fiduciary duty has a legal obligation to act in the best interests of all persons who have an interest in the estate or trust or in the case of a power of attorney in the best interests of the person who gave them the power. In an estate, this means that the personal representative must treat all creditors and beneficiaries fairly and cannot exercise or use his or her discretion to unfairly benefit one beneficiary to the detriment of other beneficiaries.
Probate

Tax Law

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