Law Office of Amy Kuronen

06/02/2026

Can your pet be a beneficiary of a trust? 🐶🐱

The short answer is: yes! While your pet can’t technically cash a check, a Minnesota Pet Trust allows you to designate a human caregiver to manage funds specifically for your pet’s well-being.

Don't leave your pet’s future to chance. Let’s talk about how to keep their tails wagging, no matter what.

See if a Pet Trust is right for you: https://amykuronenlaw.com/pet-trust/

05/29/2026

Serving as a personal representative comes with legal responsibilities.

Many people named to this role have never handled probate before and may be unsure which steps are required or how to complete them properly. A probate attorney helps prepare filings, meet deadlines, and ensure court requirements are satisfied.

This support can reduce mistakes and keep the process moving forward. Amy Kuronen Law represents personal representatives in Minnesota probate matters.

Contact Amy Kuronen Law online or by phone at 218-484-1459. Let’s work together to handle this with care, accuracy, and peace of mind.

Offering services in Eagan, Bloomington, and the surrounding areas!

The role of a Probate Attorney A probate attorney represents the Personal Representative of a deceased person's estate. The Personal Representative is responsible for administering the estate - that is, handling all matters necessary to wrap up an estate. Often, a person named to serve

05/26/2026

When was the last time you reviewed your Health Care Directive?

A Health Care Directive doesn’t have an expiration date, but that doesn't mean you should "set it and forget it."

Amy’s Quick Tips for your Directive:
1) Review regularly: We recommend a check-up every few years or whenever your health status changes.
2) Moving states: If your directive was valid where you signed it, many states will honor it, but it’s always worth a quick review with a local attorney if you relocate.
3) Make it official: In Minnesota, your document must be notarized or signed by two witnesses to be valid.

Don't wait for a medical crisis to realize your documents are outdated. Contact Amy Kuronen Law to plan today to protect your tomorrow: https://amykuronenlaw.com/health-care-directives/ #

05/22/2026

"I’ve Been Named Executor. Now What?"

Probate can be complex, even for the most organized among us.
As the personal representative, you’re expected to:
🗂️ Handle estate assets
📨 Notify heirs and creditors
📄 File paperwork correctly and on time
💰 Distribute assets fairly and legally

⚠️ Make a mistake, and you could face personal liability.

That’s why probate attorneys exist, to support you, not just the estate.
Amy Kuronen Law helps guide personal representatives step-by-step so nothing gets missed and everything gets done right.

💬 If you’ve been named executor, let’s talk about your next steps.
📞 Contact Amy online or by phone 218-484-1459.

The role of a Probate Attorney A probate attorney represents the Personal Representative of a deceased person's estate. The Personal Representative is responsible for administering the estate - that is, handling all matters necessary to wrap up an estate. Often, a person named to serve

05/20/2026

Does your 18-year-old have a Power of Attorney? 🎓

It’s a milestone every parent remembers: your child turns 18 and becomes a legal adult. But there’s a legal reality many families miss, once they turn 18, you no longer have the automatic authority to manage their finances or act on their behalf if they become incapacitated.

Even for young adults, a Power of Attorney (POA) is essential. Without it:
- Parents are locked out and may not be able to help with banking or lease issues.
- You might have to petition a court for conservatorship to help your child during a medical crisis.

A POA ensures that if your college student or young adult needs help, you (or another person they trust) are legally authorized to step in immediately.

Learn more about why every adult needs a POA: https://amykuronenlaw.com/when-to-grant-powers-of-attorney/

05/15/2026

Being named the personal representative of an estate is an honor, but also a legal responsibility.
And it’s rarely simple.

📋 Inventorying assets
📎 Filing court documents
⚖️ Handling debts, taxes, and distributions

You don’t have to figure it out alone.

As a probate attorney, I work with personal representatives to guide the process, prepare filings, and protect you from legal and financial missteps. (Yes, personal liability is a real risk if you get it wrong.)

📞 Contact Amy Kuronen Law online or by phone 218-484-1459. Let’s work together to handle this with care, accuracy, and peace of mind.

Offering services in Eagan, Bloomington, and the surrounding areas!

The role of a Probate Attorney A probate attorney represents the Personal Representative of a deceased person's estate. The Personal Representative is responsible for administering the estate - that is, handling all matters necessary to wrap up an estate. Often, a person named to serve

05/13/2026

Planning Ahead vs. Leaving it to the Courts ⚖️

What happens if you become incapacitated without a plan in place? The difference between having a Disability Plan and not having one can be life-changing for you and your family.

Without a Plan:
❌ The court may appoint a stranger as your Guardian.
❌ Your accounts could be frozen, causing delays in paying bills.
❌ Family conflict can arise over medical decisions.

With a Plan:
✅ You choose who handles your money and medical care.
✅ Assets remain accessible for your care.
✅ Your family has a clear roadmap, reducing stress and legal fees.

A little preparation today prevents a lot of heartache tomorrow. Contact Amy to schedule a consultation: https://amykuronenlaw.com/disability-plan/

05/08/2026

Searching for a probate attorney? Here is what you need to know.

If you’ve been named a Personal Representative, your primary goal is finding a partner who represents you directly. A probate attorney protects you from personal liability and ensures you fulfill your legal fiduciary duties to the heirs.

With over 33 years of experience and 100+ probates administered, I provide the "steady hand" needed to navigate the court system.

Why choose Amy Kuronen Law?
- Direct Advocacy: I represent the Personal Representative, ensuring your interests are protected.
- Proven Experience: Decades of practice in Minnesota Probate & Trust law.
- Efficiency & Compassion: Legal steps are handled diligently to ease the burden on your family.

Don’t navigate the probate process alone. Contact Amy online or by phone 218-464-1459 today to discuss your situation: https://amykuronenlaw.com/probate-attorney/

05/06/2026

Who would speak for you if you couldn’t speak for yourself?

As adults, we value our independence and our right to make our own choices. But an unexpected illness or injury can change things in an instant.

Disability Planning (also known as Incapacity Planning) is about keeping you in control. By choosing your own Power of Attorney and Health Care Directive today, you ensure that:
✅ Your trusted loved ones can act quickly.
✅ Your medical wishes are honored.
✅ Your finances aren't frozen by the court.

Don't leave your future to a judge. Plan today to protect your tomorrow.

Learn more and start your plan here: https://amykuronenlaw.com/disability-plan/

05/02/2026

Estate administration is the practical process of honoring a person's final wishes.

At Amy Kuronen Law, I focus on the "big picture" of your legal needs. Beyond probate, I work with clients on:
- Wills & Trusts (Simple to Complex)
- Powers of Attorney
- Health Care Directives
- Gifting Strategies

Let’s take the guesswork out of estate administration so you can focus on what matters most, your family.

Connect with Amy today to start the conversation.

The role of a Probate Attorney A probate attorney represents the Personal Representative of a deceased person's estate. The Personal Representative is responsible for administering the estate - that is, handling all matters necessary to wrap up an estate. Often, a person named to serve