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Exceptions to Irrevocable Trusts November 30, 2021

An irrevocable trust cannot be changed unless applicable laws permit the type of change desired. The Michigan Trust Code, an extensive and complex body of statutory law that applies to all aspects of trusts, contains specific provisions relating to modification, termination, ...

Exceptions to Irrevocable Trusts November 30, 2021
An irrevocable trust cannot be changed unless applicable laws permit the type of change desired. The Michigan Trust Code, an extensive and complex body of statutory law that applies to all aspects of ...
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How Patient Advocates Help Veterans November 12, 2021
If you are a military veteran or a veteran’s family member, you may be unaware that the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has a Patient Advocacy Program that can assist with addressing patient and ...
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Who is Responsible for Attorney Fees in a Probate Case? October 19, 2021
If the last will and testament of a deceased loved one names you as the personal representative of their estate, applying for court appointment as the personal representative means you have ...
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Why You Should Designate a Patient Advocate, AKA Medical Durable Power of Attorney October 12, 2021
A patient advocate designation is one of the essential documents in an estate plan. This document protects you and your family if you become incapacitated and cannot make your own medical decisions. ...
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Discovery in Michigan Probate Court Litigation October 4, 2021
The pre-trial process of discovery in Michigan probate litigation enables the parties to gather information and evidence relating to the facts and issues in the case. Attorneys conduct discovery in ...
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When May a Contested Guardianship Proceeding Be Necessary? September 30, 2021
Michigan probate courts have authority to appoint a guardian for an incapacitated adult who can no longer make or communicate informed decisions regarding their own care. When a petition for ...
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