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…
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Making the decision to take away someone’s independence is never easy. Disability, or simply old age, can affect your loved one’s ability to safely make decisions for themselves. In those cases, the time may come when someone else needs t…
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It can be hard to watch a loved one age, knowing he or she is no longer able to do what is needed to maintain the family home, or protect his or her own health. But just because a person needs help doesn’t mean he or she should be sent to a nur…
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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…
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When a loved one passes away, money is the last thing you want to be thinking about. Everything from final expenses to outstanding credit cards may have to be paid, and then there are the legal fees. Find out how Michigan probate attorney fees get pa…
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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…
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When a chronic condition or disability leaves a loved one unable to manage his or her own day to day care, most families will start looking at long-term care options. But nursing homes and assisted living facilities can be expensive. The high price t…
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If you have a disabled child or family member, you have probably heard that you should set up a “special needs trust”. Find out what that is and why it is such an important part of any caregiver’s estate planning. In this blog post,…
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When a parent or family member dies in another state, the normal grief process is intensified by the distance. The demands of real life continue without regard for your loss. On top of that, you need to deal with your loved one’s estate, paying…
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Older veterans (age 65 and over) and their surviving spouses often struggle to make ends meet and still pay for necessary medical care and treatment. The good news is that VA Aid & Attendance benefits are available for those who can navigate the…
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