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Proper Prior Planning Prevents Probate Problems December 28, 2020

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Proper Prior Planning Prevents Probate Problems December 28, 2020
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What Is Living Probate — and How Can You Avoid It? December 17, 2020
You probably know that probate is a court-supervised process that some estates and some assets go through after a person passes away. But living probate is an entirely different legal concept and ...
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Can a Beneficiary Enforce the Terms of a Trust? December 11, 2020
If you are the beneficiary of a trust, you may not know what to do if it seems the trustee is not properly implementing the trust. Depending on the situation, you may have specific rights to enforce ...
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Do You Need a Lawyer to Make an Estate Plan? November 20, 2020
The availability of online document websites and preprinted forms may make it tempting to save money and create your own estate plan. However, the do-it-yourself / DIY approach for an estate plan ...
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What Does It Mean to Contest a Will in Michigan? November 5, 2020
Contesting the Last Will and Testament of a deceased person involves asking a judge to invalidate the individual’s Will by objecting to probate of the Will. To contest a Will, you must have legal ...
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Should Everyone Have a Will? October 15, 2020
Do you want to let Michigan laws and courts decide the distribution of your property and management of your estate after you pass away? If not, you should consider having a Will, which is a legal ...
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