Contrary to popular belief, estate planning goes far beyond simply drafting a Will. Although a Will is undoubtedly an important component of any estate plan, dictating how your assets will be distributed after your passing, it's not the only instrument at your disposal. One tool you can utilize to ensure…
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Protecting your assets and ensuring your loved ones are provided for after your passing is a cornerstone of responsible estate planning. While a Will is an essential component of this process, it's not the only tool at your disposal. Incorporating additional legal documents, such as a Transfer-On-Death Deed can offer…
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While each case is unique, all divorce matters involve a mandatory multi-step process before finalization. Please continue reading as we explore what you should know about these matters and how an experienced Washtenaw County Divorce Attorney can help you navigate every step of the divorce process. What Are the Legal…
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When a loved one passes away, it can raise questions about their estate plan. If they had a Will, you might be wondering whether Probate court is still necessary. The Probate process can be complex and varies depending on individual circumstances. Whether or not a Will needs to go through…
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Giving someone your power of attorney is a sign that you have a lot of trust in them. If you are hung up on who to give this authority to, we might be able to help. Our Washtenaw County power of attorney lawyers can tell you more about what POA…
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Power of attorney gives someone a lot of authority, meaning that being awarded such power can sometimes be stressful. A good solution can be splitting up the duties among multiple people who care about your well-being. A Washtenaw County estate planning attorney can tell you when this might be a…
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While estate planning is a crucial aspect of financial security for everyone, it holds particular significance for same-sex couples in Michigan's LGBTQIA+ community. The LGBTQIA+ community faces unique legal challenges that can impact their loved ones. By engaging in thoughtful estate planning, same-sex couples can proactively address these challenges and…
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If you want to leave behind some of your assets for your grandchildren, setting up a trust or multiple trusts might be the best way to do that. There are many good reasons to establish a trust instead of just leaving someone a lump sum of money, and we’re sure…
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Choosing the right executor for your will is important. This is someone who has to make sure that your final wishes are honored. You should choose someone who you trust, which is why some people choose someone who is also a beneficiary. Can this cause problems or conflicts of interest…
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When you make an estate plan of your own, it’s important to discuss this plan with your loved ones. It’s no secret that the death of a loved one can cause fights between family members, but sometimes knowing what to expect when someone passes away can make a difference. A…
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