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Your estate planning documents, and especially your Last Will and Testament (Will) and any trusts you have created, are living documents that need regular maintenance. As your life and circumstances change over time, your estate planning documents mu…
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In the right circumstances, using a joint revocable trust as an estate planning tool can make a married couple’s administration and distribution of their assets easier, with the added benefit of reducing time and expenses. What is a Joint Revocable…
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For most people, purchasing a house is the biggest investment they will ever make. Consequently, a homebuyer must have a full and complete understanding of the home buying process in order to protect themselves. While there are numerous complex docum…
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Buying a home involves a significant investment of time and money. The settlement process involves complex documents and numerous details. One aspect that buyers and sellers often ask about is title insurance. They frequently wonder if it is really a…
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A lady bird deed (or ladybird deed), also called an enhanced life estate deed, is an estate planning tool that avoids probate and accomplishes other estate planning objectives. It is not like a common deed that transfers fee title to real estate, but…
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Many people think that estate planning is only necessary for people who have a lot of money and assets. That myth could not be farther from the truth. Estate planning is essential for everyone. What Is Estate Planning? Estate planning is commonly und…
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This may be a good time to start a conversation with your family members about your estate plan. We are all susceptible to a critical change in our health at any time. These uncertain times bring a renewed focus on the need to have a plan in place sh…
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Many Michiganders own a family vacation home or cabin up north or elsewhere that holds a lifetime of memories and is an integral part of the family’s legacy. But what happens to the property when the original owners (usually the parents) pass away?…
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The current coronavirus pandemic is a time of uncertainty and uncharted territory. Despite the physical distancing between us, people are coming together and families are reconnecting. We all have a shared concern for our families, friends, businesse…
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Under a state statute, the Michigan Seller Disclosure Act (SDA), every seller of residential real estate that includes between one and four dwelling units is subject to specific disclosure requirements. The law applies to many types of residential re…
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