Michigan Estate Planning Lawyer

We help protect the assets you’ve worked hard for, so you can support your loved ones and keep your legacy safe from future risks.

A Lady Bird Deed lets you keep control of your property during your life and pass it on to loved ones without going through probate.

A Durable Power of Attorney lets someone you trust manage your finances if you can’t, making sure bills are paid and needs are met.

A Healthcare Power of Attorney lets someone you trust make medical decisions for you if you’re unable to speak for yourself.

A will lets you decide who inherits what, who cares for your kids, and who handles things after you’re gone.

A living will shares your wishes for medical care if you can’t make decisions for yourself, easing the burden on your family.

An irrevocable trust can help protect the things you’ve worked hard for — like your home, savings, and keepsakes — so you can leave more to the people you love.

A revocable trust makes it easy for your loved ones to receive your home, savings, and belongings without the delays and costs of going to court.

Set up a plan to care for a loved one with special needs without putting their benefits at risk.

Avoid the time, stress, and cost of probate by using smart tools like trusts and beneficiary forms.

Make sure things like retirement accounts and life insurance go directly to your chosen loved ones — without court delays.

Name the people you trust to care for your children if something happens to you, so you stay in control of their future.

Leave personal notes and instructions for your family to make your wishes even clearer beyond your legal documents.

Give trusted family or friends access to your medical information when it matters most.

Life insurance helps your family cover expenses and stay financially secure after you’re gone.

Giving during your lifetime can reduce taxes and let you see your loved ones benefit from your generosity.

Smart estate tax planning can help you pass on more of your wealth to your family — and less to taxes.

Plan for your business’s future so it can continue supporting your family and your legacy after you’re gone.

Pre-planning your funeral eases the emotional and financial burden on your family during a difficult time.

Make sure your online accounts and digital assets are properly handled when you’re no longer here.

Plan ahead for long-term care needs to protect your savings and make sure you get the care you deserve.