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Developing an estate plan often does not reach the top of the typical Michigan resident’s “to do” list. In its most basic form, estate planning involves drafting a will. Regardless, drafting wills may make the “to do” list; however, far too often … Continue reading
As the Michigan family plans for the future, there are a number of decisions that must be made. In addition to the traditional estate planning decisions, the family with a special needs child must also make arrangements for this loved one’s … Continue reading
There are some things in life that simply cannot be avoided. For some Michigan couples, one of these things is divorce. In fact, the number of couples over the age of 50 deciding to divorce is an increasing number that is … Continue reading
Ending a marriage in Michigan isn’t as fast as just deciding that the relationship has ended. There are several factors that determine how long it will take to legally end the union in this state. Some of the factors that … Continue reading
Who will take care of mom or dad? This is a question that many Michigan families must come to terms with as their parents age. In some families, the adult children work together to take care of the necessary tasks. … Continue reading
In some instances, when one doesn’t know what to do, doing nothing is the appropriate choice. Rather than make a wrong decision, the Michigan resident chooses to make no decision. However, when it comes to estate planning, this decision to not … Continue reading
Which estate planning tools do I need? This is a common question among Michigan residents as they look to the future and the best way to handle their property. There is often confusion regarding the need for a will, a … Continue reading
Gray divorces, or divorces between individuals who are 50 years of age or older, have their own specific set of issues. When older couples divorce, there are usually more assets to consider as well as a decreased ability to bring … Continue reading
How and when to transfer assets to beneficiaries can be a difficult decision for many Michigan residents. Some prefer the traditional process of wills and probate. Others, however, look for ways to save and make the process easier. A careful … Continue reading
When a person who owns a business faces divorce, the end of his or her marriage may also threaten the business itself, and many people who depend on the business. In most cases, the easiest and most effective way to … Continue reading