Month: September 2021

Estate planning as new parents is time-consuming, but making a plan for your child is important. Michigan families have a tremendous amount to care for and account for. Among the concerns that new parents have are the health, finances, and future of their newborn...

Estate planning takes into account a spouse if you have one. If you die without a will, which leaves you with an intestate estate, Michigan state law defaults your possessions or financial assets to a living spouse. Disinheriting a spouse, though difficult, is...

If you own a pet, it may be possible to include provisions for that animal in your estate plan. For instance, you may be able to create a trust that is to be used to provide for your animal's needs after you pass. It may also be possible to name a preferred guardian...