As Michigan elder law attorneys, our answer to this question is yes and no. In most cases, as frustrating as it is to answer...the answer is it depends. Many states have laws on the books that require adult children to pay for their ...
A lot of people complain about high taxes. Looking at what the government takes from your weekly paycheck can be frustrating. But, it could be worse. Even people who don’t complain about taxes (there are a few) and understand it ...
Long-term care is one of the most common dangers to the life savings of senior citizens. The fear of losing assets, possessions, and homes drive people to search out ways to protect themselves from the enormous costs associated with long-term ...
Many people are using the legal system to deprive others of their life’s work. Millions and millions of new lawsuits are filed every year. As you can imagine, many are frivolous or settled for large amounts of money. Michigan business ...
A living trust is a perfect document for protecting privacy, avoiding probate, and determining who can take care of your affairs while you’re incapacitated and after you’ve passed on. It’s often an essential element for estate plans in Michigan as it ...
The Elder Care Firm will be hosting a public FUNdraiser to help raise funds for the Walk to End Alzheimer's at Paint and Pour in Brighton on Thursday, September 8th from 6pm-9pm. Make sure to get there 15 minutes early ...
Depending on your needs caregivers can fulfill a number of different roles. There are a number of benefits to having a caregiver. In this article we will discuss those benefits, how to find a caregiver, and the questions you should ...
Asset protection planning isn’t just for the 1% or the high net worth families anymore. With the rising costs of long-term care in Michigan, plus the increases in divorce and creditor issues, more and more of my clients are interested ...
