The COVID-19 eviction moratorium in Minnesota has fully expired. As of 2025, landlords in Blaine, Anoka County, and across Minnesota can again file evictions, but they must follow updated state rules and timelines. If you own rental property and have questions about...
As of October 12, 2021, the eviction moratorium in Minnesota has been lifted. The Federal CDC eviction mortarium is also no longer in effect. Landlords can now terminate a lease and/or file an eviction for different reasons, including non-payment of rent. However, a...
On April 13, 2020, a decision was filed by the Minnesota Court of Appeals that reversed a Hennepin County District Court’s decision regarding awarding an “abandoned” dog to the Respondent who had been caring for the dog for the original owner. The...
March 6th, 2019 the Minnesota Supreme Court issued a landlord-tenant decision related to habitability of residential rental real estate. Minnesota’s residential landlord-tenant statute requires that landlords keep a residential rental property in a habitable...
The process of buying a home is not only filled with many documents in order to conduct the sale, but there are also many different people involved in the transaction including real estate agents, lenders, title companies, etc. When taking the often times long and...
If you own property in Blaine, Anoka County or elsewhere in the Twin Cities, you may wonder what happens when someone uses or occupies part of your land without permission. Under Minnesota law, the doctrine of adverse possession can allow a person who openly and...
