Maser, Amundson & Boggio is pleased to announce that five attorneys were recognized as 2022 Minnesota Super Lawyers. Shareholders, Luther M. Amundson and Randy F. Boggio were both named to the Minnesota 2022 Super Lawyers list and shareholders Brenna M. Galvin and Lauren [...]
RICHFIELD, MN (August, 2022) – Minnesota-based Litigation Attorney, J. Noble Simpson has earned an esteemed reputation by advising and counseling clients on contested wills, contested trusts, contested guardianships, contested conservatorships, and other contested probate and [...]
RICHFIELD, MN (July 2022) Maser Amundson & Boggio, P.A. would like to celebrate the leadership and contributions of Lauren L. Fink. Lauren was appointed a Shareholder at Maser, Amundson & Boggio, P.A. in January 2021. Lauren’s influence and supported growth over the [...]
RICHFIELD, MN (June 7, 2022) – Maser, Amundson & Boggio, P.A. is proud to announce that elder law and litigation attorney Sarah Sicheneder is now a Shareholder. Sarah joins Shareholders, Brenna Galvin, Luther Amundson, Randy Boggio, and Lauren Fink. Sarah Sicheneder joine [...]
Divorce and Wills: Divorcing Without Updating Your Will In Minnesota, what happens if someone signs a will that leaves part of their estate to their spouse’s heirs if their spouse dies first, but then divorces their spouse, neglects to update their will, and dies? Lett's expl [...]
A Holistic Approach for Long-Term Care Traditionally, clients view their attorney as someone who can help with a specific task or issue. For example, in elder law that may mean updating a client’s estate and disability planning documents, reviewing a contract, or helping wit [...]
A married couple in their early 70s needing long-term care for the husband. A lovely married couple in their early 70s were living independently at home in Minnesota. The wife called Maser, Amundson & Boggio saying, “I need to find somewhere for my husband to live. The pr [...]
What is a trust? A business entity, such as a corporation or LLC, is a paper person—a “thing” in its own right. In Minnesota, a trust is not. A trust is not a “thing” or a person under the law. A trust is a property relationship involving three roles: settlor, trustee, and be [...]
What Is a Small Estate Affidavit? One of the most common assumptions after someone dies is that their estate will have to be probated with the court. However, only estates where the decedent had more than $75,000.00 worth of assets or owned real property require court involv [...]
Death can be a pretty dreary conversation topic. Most of us don’t like to think about what will happen when we are no longer on this earth, much less plan for it! However, planning can give you peace of mind and ensure that you have relieved your loved ones of the burden of [...]
