Just about anyone can benefit from having an estate plan. This includes unmarried people, even if they don’t consider themselves particularly rich or wealthy. If that describes you, you might want to meet with a Washtenaw County wills attorney to discuss your plans. We would love to help you make… Read More
None of us like thinking about end-of-life plans, and we certainly don’t want to think about diseases like dementia that can leave us unable to make our own decisions while we are still alive. It’s important to plan for all possibilities though, for the sake of yourself and your family.… Read More
Having a will is usually a good idea, even if you don’t have a large amount of money or assets to pass down. It’s an especially good idea when you have children though. A Washtenaw County wills attorney from our firm can help you draw up a document that helps… Read More
A trust fund can be used to pass down wealth, but it’s usually not meant to last forever. If you have questions about how long a fund can be maintained for, a Washtenaw County estate planning attorney from our firm can answer them. We can also help you figure out… Read More
If you want to put your house in a trust, you can. It’s just like any asset. Putting a house in a trust can offer some advantages, but you should be aware of exactly how the arrangement will work before you decide. You also have to figure out which kind… Read More
A trust can be used to protect your assets, and specific types of trusts have specific advantages. One that might work well for you and your estate is an irrevocable trust, but there are important rules about this arrangement that you should consider before making any big decisions. A Washtenaw… Read More
When you leave money behind for loved ones, you would probably rather not leave them with a big bill for estate taxes. Fortunately, there are legal ways to structure your estate so that you can minimize how much your family will end up owing in estate taxes. A Washtenaw County… Read More
When you are selected as a trustee, you’re getting handed an important job. You are going to be in charge of a trust, usually one set up by someone else who has faith that you will administer the trust with care. If you have any questions about how this works,… Read More
When someone goes through bankruptcy, some of their assets are protected from creditors. An inherited IRA from a family member is not usually one of those assets. If you plan to pass down retirement funds, you may want to talk to our Washtenaw County asset preservation attorneys about ways to… Read More
When you are selected as the executor of a will, you are taking on an important role. You are responsible for making sure that the last wishes of the deceased are met. You are also there to wrap up their affairs for them. It can take some time to do… Read More
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A primary concern when estate planning is the potential inability of beneficiaries to manage inherited assets responsibly. To address this, you can… Read More
When planning their estate, parents often grapple with the complexities of dividing their assets equally among their children. While it may appear… Read More