Estate Administration

People often ask if they need to wait until after a decedent’s estate closes in order to sell the deceased loved one’s house. This is

As many Michigan readers know, estate planning is often associated with people who are wealthy or possess valuable assets. In reality, an estate plan is

Having an estate plan in place long before it is needed is a responsible step most people take the time to make. However, there may

It is wrong to assume that only married couples with children and a significant amount of assets should worry about creating an estate plan. Any

All estate plans are highly personal, yet many people fall prey to the same common mistakes when drafting their plans. By being aware of the

An individual or family may work for years or even generations to establish a successful small business. If the owner or owners fail to have

As the baby boomer generation enters the realm of retirement, there are other needs that may be left unchecked. An estate plan and what to

The role technology plays in daily life is ever-expanding for the average American. When a Michigan resident or family decides to venture into the task

When a family member decides the time is right to being to the process of estate planning, including the appointing of trustees and heirs, the

When an estate plan is mapped out and put into motion, the duties of those involved should be clearly outlined and defined, preferably before attending