Month: September 2022

Maybe you have just become a parent and worry about how your children will afford to go to college if anything ever happens to you. Perhaps your children are already in school, and you worry about who would care for them during those difficult teenage years if you are...

One of the forms that you can use when you’re doing your estate planning is known as a healthcare power of attorney. By using this document, you are potentially surrendering your own rights to make medical decisions. You’re giving someone else this ability. This...

Michigan law gives you the right to control what happens to your property when you die. Through the creation of a will and possibly a trust, you can pass your most valuable belongings to someone specific after you die. You can even control exactly what people use...

Things happen, and you could find yourself in a situation where you’re not able to direct your own affairs. In such instances, you may want to designate one or more representatives to act in an official capacity on your behalf. This is where powers of attorney (POA)...