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Register for one of our upcoming informational seminars today! These live, in-person seminars are for Minnesota families...
03/17/2026

Register for one of our upcoming informational seminars today!
These live, in-person seminars are for Minnesota families who want a clear, properly structured estate plan.

This Seminar Is Especially Helpful If:
You own real estate in Minnesota
You have retirement accounts, life insurance, or savings
You have minor children or blended family dynamics
You want to avoid probate and unnecessary court involvement
You have never formally structured your estate plan
You want to pass down values, not just assets

See our upcoming list of dessert and coffee events here: https://www.trammlawfirm.com/estateplanningseminars

Join us either Tuesday or Wednesday for an informative Minnesota Estate Planning Seminar: How to Protect Your Family, Av...
03/15/2026

Join us either Tuesday or Wednesday for an informative Minnesota Estate Planning Seminar: How to Protect Your Family, Avoid Probate, and Plan Wisely Under Minnesota Law.

Register here for a live, in-person seminar for Minnesota families who want a clear, properly structured estate plan. Dessert and coffee will be served!

https://tramm.me/ep-march-seminar-page

02/03/2022

Three Types of Legal Guardianships: 1. Guardianship for an adult has diminished capacity 2. Guardianship for an incompetent adult or has diminished capacity and can no longer care for themselves. 3. Guardianship for minors under 18 whose parents or other legal guardians can no longer care for them. If you want to learn more about the guardianship process, please visit www.trammlawfirm.com. Attorney Matthew Tramm is an experienced estate planning attorney that has been assisting clients since 2017. Contact him today for an estate planning consultation.

Did you know that if you pass intestate (without a will), the laws of intestate succession will determine who gets your ...
01/31/2022

Did you know that if you pass intestate (without a will), the laws of intestate succession will determine who gets your assets? These laws vary based on your marital status, surviving children, or other relatives (parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc.). If no relatives exist or can be found, your entire estate could go to the state. Avoid this by creating a valid will or trust today. Attorney Matt Tramm can help protect your assets and carry out your wishes after you transition. Contact him at www.trammlawfirm.com.

The five main disadvantages of dying intestate (without a will) or a valid will are 1. You have NO say-so about guardian...
01/28/2022

The five main disadvantages of dying intestate (without a will) or a valid will are 1. You have NO say-so about guardianship of your minor children. 2. Your assets will be disproportionally divided following your state’s guidelines. 3. There will be a delay (often significant) in the distribution of your assets. 4. Disputes will arise between your family members 5. Your wishes will NOT be respected or carried out. Let our experienced legal team draft your will today at www.trammlawfirm.com. Attorney Matt Tramm has been helping clients get their estates in order since 2017.

Two things are unavoidable - Death and Taxes. The good news is that experienced estate planning lawyers, like Attorney M...
01/26/2022

Two things are unavoidable - Death and Taxes. The good news is that experienced estate planning lawyers, like Attorney Matt Tramm, can help you set up a valid will and trust that avoids unnecessary inheritance taxes. Since 2017, Matt has been creating iron-clad and enforceable wills and trusts that respect his clients’ wishes, follow state guidelines and hold up in probate court. Contact Attorney, Matt Tramm today at www.trammlawfirm.com.

Five Things that Could Make Your Will Invalid: 1. Someone forced you to draft it 2. It was created when you were under t...
01/25/2022

Five Things that Could Make Your Will Invalid: 1. Someone forced you to draft it 2. It was created when you were under the age of consent (under 18 yrs. old) 3. It was crafted when you were intoxicated or under the influence of an illegal substance 4. It was not dated or adequately signed. 5. Your signature was forged on the document. 5. Two or more witnesses did not properly witness the will signing. For help drafting a valid will, please contact Attorney Matt Tramm, who has been creating valid wills and trusts and assisting Minnesota clients and families in probate matters since 2017.

True or False? If you pass without a will, your assets will be distributed by the probate laws in your state. True. Dyin...
01/24/2022

True or False? If you pass without a will, your assets will be distributed by the probate laws in your state. True. Dying intestate means that the probate court distributes your assets according to intestate succession laws. If you’d like to ensure that your wishes are carried out according to your wishes and not the courts, you need a valid will. Matt Tramm is an experienced estate planning attorney that has been successfully helping Minnesota families with their estate planning needs since 2017.

Did you know that there are two types of legal guardians? The first type is an individual primarily responsible for the ...
01/21/2022

Did you know that there are two types of legal guardians? The first type is an individual primarily responsible for the loved one needing assistance. They typically handle the actual physical care of your loved one. In contrast, a guardian of the estate is responsible for managing all assets and business-related matters for the individual. If you think guardianship is needed, contact Attorney Matt Tramm at www.trammlawfirm.com. He is an experienced estate planning attorney that has been assisting clients with guardianships and estate plans since 2017

True or False? An individual could lose approximately 1% of the total value of their assets due to probate. False. You c...
01/20/2022

True or False? An individual could lose approximately 1% of the total value of their assets due to probate. False. You could lose 5% or more of the total value of your assets due to probate. Additionally, a court process would likely tie up your assets for months or even years, and they could deprive your kids or relatives of the resources they need to live comfortably. If you want to make sure that this doesn’t happen, contact Attorney Matt Tramm at www.trammlawfirm.com. He is an experienced estate planning lawyer that has been helping clients since 2017. Contact him today for a detailed case review.

Address

3900 Northwoods Drive Ste 160
Arden Hills, MN
55112

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+16519674151

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