Most Michigan parents who have special needs children work tirelessly to provide and care for their children. They often give up much of their lives
Advice for boomers desperate to unload family heirlooms By Richard Eisenberg After my father died at 94 in September, leaving my sister and me to
By: Leslie Mertz Will knew something was wrong as soon as he heard his mother’s shaky message on his phone. When he got to her
Published in the Ferndale Patch By Mera McKenna (Patch Staff) – January 24, 2017 4:00 pm ET OAKLAND COUNTY, MI — What would happen to
Buying a home can be a wonderful step for your family, but purchasing real estate can be an arduous and complicated process. From inspections to
Many people delay writing a will. Perhaps it’s due to fear of the unknown, or anxiety at the thought of the end of life. It’s
In past generations, family members, fiduciaries and other individuals often had to scour through safe-deposit boxes, desks and boxes to gather documents and photos left
When most people hear the phrase “estate plan,” they usually associate the task of allocating assets, assigning executors and beneficiaries, and establishing trusts to elderly
The residential and commercial real estate markets in Detroit, and throughout Michigan, have been taken on a proverbial roller-coaster ride in recent years. Despite past
Unmarried couples who live together in Michigan face a unique set of legal matters related to estate and probate planning. Couples who live together but
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