Last week we posted about a a bill, HR 322, that would raise Minnesota’s baseline custody presumption from 25% to 35%. Since our post, the Senate passed HF322. The MSBA Family Law Section opposes this legislation. The House had previously passed a version of the bill that set the presumption at 45.1% and only allowed the presumption …
Mind Maps Added to practicelaw
practicelaw is now in the mind-mapping business. To survive and flourish in tough economic times, lawyers must find ways to practice more efficiently. The first step in handling any client or practice matter is to gather pertinent resources and get a sense of the “forest through the trees.” To this end, practicelaw has added “At-A-Glance” …
Survey Says…
Over 14% of practicelaw users responded to the practicelaw annual survey in December. The survey results are interesting and encouraging. Respondent Pool To put the results in perspective, it is helpful to know who responded. Of those responding, 94% are attorneys, equally divided between those who have practiced more than 20 years and those who have …
What’s New at practicelaw.org
practicelaw.org staff continue to add new resources and update old resources. To wit: The County Contacts list for medical assistance was updated in January, thanks to Greg Lulic at the Minnesota Department of Human Services. The list was originally posted in June 2009 and updated in 2010. Users can quickly navigate to the county in question, find the …
Comments Solicited on Mandatory E-filing in Hennepin and Ramsey Counties
The Minnesota Supreme Court has asked for comments on a proposed mandatory e-filing and e-service (collectively E-file) pilot project in the Second (Ramsey) and Fourth (Hennepin) Judicial Districts. The request for comments is a result of a report filed last week by the Minnesota Supreme Court Advisory Committee on the Rules of Civil Procedure. The …
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