Kenneth M Wasche, PC

04/20/2022

https://www.kmwasche.com/do-you-think-your-child-is-in-danger/

03/23/2022

https://www.kmwasche.com/reviewing-contracts/

03/01/2022

https://www.kmwasche.com/trusts-and-wills/

02/04/2022

https://www.kmwasche.com/child-support/

If a child’s parents are divorced or separated (or even never married at all), support is be paid from one parent to the other to provide for the child’s care

01/05/2022

https://www.kmwasche.com/new-years-resolution-being-prepared/

A new year brings new goals and resolutions to the forefront of many people’s minds. One resolution for some people is to get their financial affairs in order, particularly their estate planning completed. A person is never too young to think about how to protect and distribute their assets upon t...

12/23/2021

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!

12/21/2021

https://www.kmwasche.com/health-care-directive/

11/17/2021

https://www.kmwasche.com/eviction-moratorium/

As of October 12, 2021, the eviction moratorium in Minnesota has been lifted. The Federal CDC eviction mortarium is also no longer in effect. Landlords can now terminate a lease and/or file an eviction for different reasons, including non-payment of rent. However, a landlord cannot proceed with an e...

10/29/2021

https://www.kmwasche.com/power-of-attorney/

A power of attorney is one of the common forms used as part of the estate planning process. The “principal” is the person who is creating the power of attorney, or authorizing the power. The attorney-in-fact is the person the principal is giving authorization to. A power of attorney can be set u...

09/09/2021

https://www.kmwasche.com/child-custody-visitation-schedule/

In a custody case, both physical custody and legal custody must be agreed upon or determined by a judge. Legal custody specifies which parent, or both parents if joint legal custody, has the right to make important decisions for the child(ren) including education, health care, etc. Physical custody....

06/14/2021

https://www.kmwasche.com/affairs-and-divorce/

Minnesota is a no fault state, which means that a party can ask for divorce without any specific reason other than irretrievable breakdown of marriage. However, being a no fault state also means that having an affair is not typically considered in the issues reviewed in a divorce proceeding. In othe...

05/28/2021

Remembering those who have served