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  • April 9, 2020Finance & Banking

    Differences Between Note Co-Makers and Guarantors

    When a prospective borrower approaches a lender and requests financing for any consumer purpose or business operation, the lender must evaluate whether or not the borrower has sufficient capacity to repay the loan. Two options will often come to mind for most lenders. First, the lender may require more than one individual or entity to...
  • April 9, 2020Business & Corporate LawFinance & Banking

    Questions and Answers: Navigating the Legal Issues You Face from the COVID-19 Pandemic

    The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an unprecedented change to what “business as usual” looks like across America. The banking industry is certainly no exception, and many common questions have arisen regarding what the coming months will look like in the industry. On March 27, 2020, Gislason & Hunter held a free webinar to offer insight...
  • April 6, 2020Medical Malpractice Defense

    Telemedicine: The Impact Of COVID-19 on HIPAA Regulations

    While the COVID-19 virus continues to force us all to stay at least 6-feet apart, telemedicine is helping to bring patients and health care providers together. The practice of using technology to deliver medical care and treatment is an already growing industry and is now more necessary than ever during the current nationwide public health...
  • April 6, 2020Business & Corporate Law

    Providing Guidance for Businesses in the COVID-19 World

    While the COVID-19 health emergency expands across the country and into our region, we are reaching out to our clients to be sure we are receptive to and meeting their various legal needs. The attorneys in our Business and Corporate practice group are ready to provide you with the assistance and guidance you need to...
  • March 30, 2020Trusts & EstatesEstate Planning

    Where There’s A Will, There’s A… Wait: Important Estate Planning Considerations Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

    If I asked you to define “estate plan,” you would likely tell me that an estate plan is an arrangement for the distribution of your assets upon death. I would award you 1/3 credit. Truth is, all of my clients are generous, selfless individuals: they tell me who they want to pass their assets to...
  • March 25, 2020Family LawCustody, Parenting Time & Child Support

    Child Communication and Shared Parenting Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    The Minnesota Health Department reported on Monday, March 23 that there are now 235 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Minnesota. Schools have been closed, businesses have shut down, and there seem to be new developments to the crisis every day. If you are a parent with a shared parenting time schedule, you may be wondering...
  • February 17, 2020Family LawDivorce

    Why am I receiving my ex-spouse’s text messages? Divorce and Shared Apple ID’s

    If you and your spouse own iPhones, you might also share an Apple ID. An Apple ID is a username and password combination that syncs to iCloud and allows you to access your settings, photos, messages, etc. across multiple devices. Often times couples will share the same Apple ID to share purchased applications, music, and...