Estate Planning
Two Lesser-Known Estate Planning and Financial Benefits of the CARES Act
As the pandemic continues to rage and many provisions of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security … Continue Reading
Is a Trust Really Worth It?
If estate planning was a car, a will is the engine that makes it run. But an … Continue Reading
Finding Relief in Your Retirement Plans During the COVID-19 Emergency
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, both Michigan and the federal government have introduced measures intended to … Continue Reading
Creating or Updating Your Estate Plan While at Home During the COVID-19 Outbreak
As the COVID-19 pandemic marches on, Michigan residents are sheltering in place in our homes while others … Continue Reading
If You Want to Include Stepchildren in Your Estate Plan, You Need to Step Up Today
Along with your will and trust, beneficiary designations on financial instruments and accounts such as insurance policies, … Continue Reading
The SECURE Act May Make You Feel Insecure About Your Current Retirement Plan
All the years you spend planning for retirement and all of the thought and foresight you put … Continue Reading
Estate Planning for Families With Young Children: Choosing a Guardian
Which life event, more than any other, spurs people to get serious about estate planning? Having children. … Continue Reading
Do Trustees, Personal Representatives, Conservators, and Guardians Need to Provide a Seller’s Disclosure Statement When Selling a Home in Michigan?
If you have ever sold real estate in Michigan – specifically a home with one to four … Continue Reading
How to Legally Disinherit an Heir
Estate planning is a deeply personal undertaking. Many important and profound questions need to be asked and … Continue Reading
Assets that Pass Outside of Probate in Michigan
When a person dies, everything he or she owned becomes part of his or her estate. The … Continue Reading
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