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Minneapolis Attorney Eric Prindle

Legal Effects of the Marriage Amendment

On Tuesday, Minnesota voters will decide the fate of a proposed state constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage. Since the Minnesota Defense of Marriage Act already bans same-sex marriage, some may wonder what will change if the amendment passes. As it

Posted in Nontraditional Families

Life Insurance & Minnesota Estate Tax

There are a number of good reasons to buy life insurance, but one of the most compelling ones is to provide for your children in the event that something happens to you before they are old enough to care for

Posted in Estate Planning

Revocable Living Trusts: Myth vs. Fact

One of the most common myths about estate planning today is that everyone’s estate plan, without exception, should include a revocable living trust. Celebrity personal finance commentator Suze Orman is a particularly prominent spokesperson for this point of view. Of

Posted in Estate Planning

A Surprise Same-Sex Inheritance Ruling

As reported in the Star Tribune and on Minnesota Public Radio, Minnesota’s 4th Judicial District Court issued a surprise decision this week, finding that the state’s Defense of Marriage Act does not apply in probate court. So what does this

Posted in Nontraditional Families

Is Your Out-of-State Will Valid?

If you have moved to Minnesota from another state and you already have a will that you made in that state, you may be wondering whether your will is valid in Minnesota. Generally, the answer is yes; the Minnesota courts

Posted in Estate Planning
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I was admitted to the practice of law in Minnesota in 2007 after graduating from NYU School of Law. As an independent lawyer, I take direct personal responsibility for all services provided by my law office.
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