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Don’t have a will? Thinking about what’s required to create one? The answer, at least in Michigan, is not as much as you might think, … Continue Reading

After you pass away, can your spouse or adult child manage your online banking and investment accounts or shut down your social media profiles? It … Continue Reading

If you own real property in Michigan, you won’t be able to sell it or refinance unless you have a clean title. If you are … Continue Reading

It may be better to give than to receive, but it is even better to give without worrying about being taxed on your generosity. In … Continue Reading

Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, employers cannot discriminate against workers based on gender, race, religion, national origin, and other protected … Continue Reading

We all face unique needs and challenges as we age, and Elder Law focuses on preparing for and addressing these issues. It involves estate planning, … Continue Reading

For do-it-yourself types, the internet is the greatest tool ever invented. Need to put up some drywall, fix a transmission, or build a treehouse for … Continue Reading

The rise of the “gig economy” has provided workers with new opportunities and ways to earn a living. These new opportunities and flexibility also provide … Continue Reading

We are delighted to announce that shareholder Jim Lance was named to the 2019 class of Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s “Leaders in the Law!” He formally … Continue Reading

If you are an employer, you are responsible for paying your workers all of the wages and overtime pay to which they are entitled under … Continue Reading