by Chris | Jul 30, 2026 | Blogs
Michigan Trust Decanting: Modernizing an Irrevocable Trust Without Court Approval Michigan Trust Decanting allows an outdated irrevocable trust to adapt to changing circumstances without having to start from scratch. A trust drafted twenty years ago may no longer... 
by Chris | Jul 23, 2026 | Blogs
Michigan Farm Succession Planning and the Qualified Agricultural Property Exemption Michigan farm succession planning involves more than deciding who will inherit the family farm. A poorly timed transfer can trigger Michigan’s property tax uncapping rules,... 
by Chris | Jul 16, 2026 | Blogs
Michigan Cryptocurrency Estate Planning: Protecting Digital Wealth for Your Heirs Michigan cryptocurrency estate planning solves a problem traditional wills never anticipated: assets that vanish forever without the right password. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital... 
by Chris | Jul 9, 2026 | Blogs
Powers of Attorney for Michigan College Students Turning 18 A power of attorney for college students is one of the most important legal documents families often overlook. Turning 18 feels like a milestone worth celebrating, especially for a high school senior heading... 
by Chris | Jun 25, 2026 | Blogs
Michigan Cottage Succession Planning: Keeping the Family Retreat Intact A lakefront cottage is more than real estate. For many Michigan families, it serves as the backdrop for generations of summer memories. Without proper Michigan Cottage Succession Planning, that... 
by Chris | Jun 18, 2026 | Blogs
Estate Planning for Michigan Small Business Owners: Protecting What You Built You spent years building your business. Without a plan, it may not survive you. Estate planning for Michigan small business owners requires more than a basic will. Business succession, tax...