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Superior (7 miles)
Adolph (14 miles)

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Lonsdale Bldg

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Downtown Duluth

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Bransky, Aaron R - Andrew & Bransky Pa

Bransky Aaron

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Phone: (218) 722-1764

Address: 302 W Superior St, Duluth, MN 55802

Website: http://www.duluthlawfirm.com

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Divorce
Guardianship
We can provide answers about Medical Assistance (MA) and other programs that pay for assisted living and nursing home costs (such as veteran benefits, Medicare, and insurance). We help you plan for how your finances and health would be handled if you were to become incapacitated. These may include health care directives, powers of attorney, trusts, and if necessary, the Court guardianship/ conservatorship process).

Auto Accidents

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Andrew, Bransky & Poole, P.A. represents people, businesses, and organizations in Minnesota and Wisconsin in many fields of civil law, with a particular emphasis on labor law, estate planning, medical assistance planning, and elder law.
Wills
Health Care Directives. People have heard of “living wills,” which give directions to be followed in terminal conditions. Fewer have heard of the term “health care directive.” In 1998, the legislature essentially combined the old health care power of attorney and living will into one document. A health care directive lets you give detailed instructions and to designate an agent to make health care decisions in case of incapacity, and/or operate as a living will. The health care directive statute also allows you to say if you want to be an organ donor, and to lay out your burial/cremation wishes.
Trusts
Privacy. Trust administration, unlike the probate process, can be private, so a trust would be useful if a client were to want the disposition of his or her assets kept out of the public record.
Power of Attorney
Yes, you should have a durable general power of attorney and a health care directive in place, and should update any similar documents that may be time worn. In fact...
Probate

Tax Law
Increase in assets: Over time, a person’s assets might increase so that they will have a taxable estate under the federal and state estate tax laws. If that is so, then a review of the old estate plan certainly would be in order. As you would expect, most estate plans prepared for people who do not have a taxable estate lack the tax planning features present in the estate plans of those with larger estates. While the federal estate tax exemption is increasing, the state tax remains in Minnesota. In any event, Congress is always free to change its mind, so planning for federal and state estate taxes still makes sense.

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