A Michigan estate plan is not something you prepare once and then put away. Divorce and remarriage, in particular, are events that should prompt you to make some changes. The team at understands how these factors may affect your loved ones...
When it appears that you are on your way to court over a business disagreement that has spiraled out of control, or you anticipate disputes over your final wishes, you may want to consider the concept of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Two processes are part of...
When planning for the future, a person in Detroit should consider how his or her beneficiaries may handle their inheritance. For many people, the goal is not merely to distribute assets, but to allocate them as provision for their children’s future. Not everyone...
Many people in Michigan may assume that probate is something to be avoided at all costs. By adding another person’s name to a property title or a bank account, they may be able to skip over that process. However, as Bankrate.com points out, there are dangers to...
End-of-life decisions are often a part of a Michigan estate plan, but a person does not necessarily have to be on a deathbed to need important questions answered by this document. However, the answers could make the difference between life or death. According to the...
