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What is The Right to Try Act?

It’s never a situation we plan to be in, but have you ever wondered what your options would be if you were diagnosed with a terminal illness?  Unfortunately, many people are faced with this reality and up until last year Click here to learn more
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Categories: Estate Planning, Power of Attorney

Do I Really Need a Will?

This is a great question that I get asked very frequently in my practice.  If you’re asking this yourself, the answer may surprise you. What I tell my clients is this, in order to understand whether you need a will, you need to understand what wil… Click here to learn more
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Categories: Estate Planning

Does Your Estate Plan Cover Your Online Data?

Have you ever wondered what happens to your online data after you pass away? Maybe Facebook has reminded you of a passed loved one’s birthday, or you find yourself wondering how to pass down your Google photo albums to your children. Michigan l… Click here to learn more
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Categories: Estate Planning

Is a Ladybird Deed the Answer to Your Estate Planning Property Questions?

Creating an estate plan that takes into account all the life changes you could possibly experience in the next decades is tough — some would say impossible. When you are trying to decide what to do with your home or vacation property, it can raise… Click here to learn more
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Categories: Estate Planning

How Often Should You Review Your Estate Plan?

You’ve taken the time to put your final wishes down on paper. You’ve chosen all your beneficiaries and laid out your end of life choices. You’ve even hired an estate planning attorney to make everything official. Are you done? How o… Click here to learn more
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Are Online Estate Planning Forms Good Enough?

In a modern world, it is increasingly simple to turn to the Internet for everything from specialized tools to toothpaste. In recent years, several companies have released online estate planning forms for purchase. These programs allow users to create… Click here to learn more
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Categories: Estate Planning

​Why College Students Need Powers of Attorney

Parents have just sent their college students back to school for another semester. Maybe they are helping their kids plan for a semester abroad or a spring break vacation. Find out why that plan should include powers of attorney and other estate plan… Click here to learn more
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Categories: Estate Planning, Power of Attorney

What is a Ladybird Deed?

A ‘Ladybird Deed,’ or enhanced life estate deed, is a document used in planning and can be very beneficial for avoiding probate and protecting the home in a Medicaid situation. A Ladybird Deed keeps the title of the property in the homeowner’s… Click here to learn more
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Categories: Estate Planning

Do I really need to hire a lawyer for estate planning or can I just use online forms?

In today’s technical society, many options are available for someone looking to do estate planning. However, there is always risk with a ‘general’ plan and it is highly recommended that everyone receive a personal assessment. There is no ‘one… Click here to learn more
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Categories: Estate Planning

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Elder Law
Navigating the needs and complexities surrounding the older and aging population…
Probate Law
Guardianship, conservatorship, trust administration, and probating an estate.
Estate Planning
Planning for an individual or loved one's incapacity or death
Special Needs Planning
Future financial, life management, and medical care for those with disabilities.

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