Estate Planning

What is Estate Planning? Estate planning is a term that has changed dramatically over the years. At one time, estate planning meant having a will that would go through probate and, if the individual was married, titling any property jointly with thei… Read More

Wills

A Last Will and Testament — or “will” — is a central part of most estate plans. Some basic information about wills appears below. To learn more about what type of estate plan would be best for you and your family, we invite you to cal… Read More

Trusts

Trusts are included in many estate plans. Some basic information about types of trusts appears below. To learn more about what type of estate plan would be best for you and your family, we invite you to call today for a free initial telephone consult… Read More

Powers of Attorney

Power of attorney documents are some of the most vital components of an estate plan. They are often used in planning for incapacity, and with proper drafting, can avoid the need for court involvement if an individual loses the capacity to make decisi… Read More

Guardians for Minor Children

Sometimes the unthinkable happens and both parents pass away or become incapacitated while their children are still minors. Without proper planning those children are left for the state to care for. It becomes up to the court system to decide who wil… Read More

Ladybird Deed

A Ladybird deed, also known as an enhanced life estate deed, is not actually a deed in and of itself, but rather a method of transferring property. This can be done through a quit claim or warranty deed. In essence, this deed allows property to trans… Read More

Probate Law

We invite you to learn more about our Michigan probate law services below. Contact Mobile Legal Services for a free initial phone consultation and for additional information about how we can help you or your loved one. Our probate attorneys offer pro… Read More

Probate after Death

When an individual dies in Michigan, their assets often must be processed through the probate court in order to pass to their heirs. Depending on the assets owned at death, and how those assets are titled, the probate process can be handled in variou… Read More

Guardianships

A guardianship in Michigan allows an individual, or corporate entity, to manage the medical and personal welfare of another person who can no longer competently do so on his or her own. Unlike a power of attorney, which is created by the individual,… Read More

Conservatorships

In many instances, applying for guardianship is not sufficient to fully care for an incapacitated individual. While a guardian oversees the person’s overall well-being, a conservator may be necessary to manage the person’s financial matters. If y… Read More

Special Needs Planning

Special Needs Planning is a unique area of law that involves planning for the future of loved ones with disabilities. Special Needs Planning addresses the future financial, life management, and medical care of a child or adult living with certain dis… Read More