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A Minnesota Notice to Quit (Non-Payment of Rent) is a document used by landlords to notify a tenant that they intend to terminate the tenancy due to unpaid rent. For leases that are subject to written lease agreements, the landlord and the tenant can agree on how much notice is required before the landlord may…

A Minnesota promissory note template is used for transactions involving the lending of a monetary balance between two parties. The template helps to ensure that the lender of the balance is reimbursed the full amount of the note plus accumulated interest. To ensure the legality of the agreement, both parties should ensure a legal interest…

A Minnesota unsecured promissory note organizes and solidifies the important aspects of a loan agreement between two parties. The document covers payment types, late fees, both parties’ personal info, acceleration time spans, and many other important terms and conditions. It should be noted that this template does not include a section on security, meaning the lender…

A Minnesota secured promissory note is used when one party lends another party a monetary balance with the expectation of getting that balance returned with interest. This template organizes and adds legality to the transaction and helps prevent the lender from incurring unnecessary financial losses. Also included is a section on security, which sets aside a…

A Minnesota small estate affidavit is used to collect property from the estate of a deceased person, known as the decedent. If the decedent has any loved ones that believe they are heirs to all or part of their estate, those loved ones can present this document to the individual responsible for the estate and/or…

A Minnesota last will and testament is a legal document that allows a testator (the person to whom the will belongs) to set forth instructions on how to distribute their assets among designated beneficiaries upon death. In their will, a testator may choose those who inherit certain property; typically, a testator’s beneficiaries are spouses, children,…

A Minnesota deed is a legal document that is used to properly transfer or convey real estate in Minnesota. Depending on your need, there are different types of deeds in Minnesota, including a general warranty deed, a quitclaim and a special warranty deed. The warranty deeds include either a complete or a limited “guarantee” from…

The Minnesota living trust is a document which allows a declarant (Grantor) to place all of their property and income into a trust and provide instructions on how their assets should be divided upon their death or incapacitation. By doing this, the person creating the trust can protect their estate and avoid estate taxes charged…

A Minnesota transfer on death deed is a document used to convey property from a grantor to a designated beneficiary. This document allows the title transfer to happen outside of probate court upon the grantor’s death. However, the grantor retains his or her right to revoke the deed at any time. Laws — § 507.071…

A Minnesota special warranty deed is similar to a warranty deed because it provides a warranty from a seller to a buyer, but different from a warranty deed in that it only provides a limited warranty of title. The grantor warrants that he or she has not encumbered the title since he or she has…