For some, thinking about the future comes natural to them. They have certain hopes and desires, and they want to takes steps to ensure that these fall into place and are protected. In contrast, some individuals in Michigan and elsewhere do not like thinking too far...
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Month: September 2019
Child-free couples need estate planning
More Michigan couples have opted not to have children as the number of babies born in this country fell to its lowest rate in 32 years in 2018. Couples without children, however, have different needs that require estate planning.These couples should have a will...
How to care for aging parents long distance
As your parents get older and their health declines, you may feel concerned about their welfare, especially if you live far away. Moving closer to them or having them live closer to you may not be viable options.The good news is that you can still help your...
How do durable powers of attorney work?
It is important to know about Michigan estate documents that can help a resident when they are unable to make decisions and deal with their needs. Some of these cover health and medical matters, while others deal with financial issues. In a durable power of attorney,...
Flexibility and trusts
Changes to the federal tax laws in 2017 increased estate exemption amounts and provided other benefits for a trust. But, this law is complex and may expire in 2025, if not earlier. Because of this unpredictability, trusts may need more flexibility.In addition to...