Simply put, an easement is a vested right of someone other than the property owner to use the property in some limited capacity. Unlike a license, the property owner cannot simply revoke an easement when it is no longer convenient. Instead, an easement is a titled...
Month: May 2014
Filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Petition as a Small Business
For struggling small business owners, the distinction between personal bankruptcy and business bankruptcy can be of tremendous importance. Depending on the organizational structure of your business, that distinction may be difficult to make. While bankruptcy can be a...
Contentious Issues in Commercial Property Disputes
Most people think of landlord-tenant disputes as simple and straightforward. While that may be true in the residential context - where most such disputes involve rental payments - the landlord-tenant dynamic can be quite complicated in the realm of commercial...
Minnesota’s Relocation Rules for Parents
After a divorce, you may find that you want or need to relocate with your child. There are many different reasons you might want to relocate - perhaps you've been offered a new job, remarried, would like to be closer to family members for emotional or financial...
