Janice Hanson

Janice K. Hanson

Areas of Practice: Business Formation; Corporate Dissolution; Residential Real Estate; Estates, Trusts & Probate; Wills, Living Wills; Powers of Attorney & Appointment; Guardianships & Conservatorships

Office Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota

Direct: 612.336.9355 / Email: janice@lommen.com

Janice K. Hanson / Biography

Janice Hanson has years of experience with law firms as an administrator, paralegal and in accounting, giving her a broad knowledge of the workings of a law firm. Currently her focus is as a paralegal working in numerous areas of law, including corporate, real estate, probate, estate planning, and commercial and civil litigation. She enjoys not only the opportunity to work with the various attorneys practicing in these areas of law, but also the interaction with the variety of clients.

Away from the office, Ms. Hanson enjoys outdoor activities, including walking and gardening. She also enjoys watching and listening to sports, especially the Minnesota Twins.

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Why Funding Your Trust Matters More Than Creating It

Why Funding Your Trust Matters More Than Creating It

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had this conversation: “Great—we signed the trust. So we’re done, right?” I always pause for a second, because this is the part nobody really talks about. The truth? Creating the trust is only half the job. Funding it is where the...

Celebrating Kay Nord Hunt’s Retirement After 43 Years

Celebrating Kay Nord Hunt’s Retirement After 43 Years

After 43 years with Lommen Abdo, Kay Nord Hunt will retire at the end of April, marking a remarkable career in appellate law and client service. Throughout her time at the firm, Kay has been a trusted advocate on complex appellate matters and a respected colleague and...

Role of Children in Business Succession Planning

Role of Children in Business Succession Planning

There’s a moment that comes up in almost every family business conversation, and you can feel it before anyone says it out loud. We’re sitting around a table—sometimes a conference room, sometimes a kitchen—and someone says, “Well, I want to treat all the kids...