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Michigan Probate and Trust Administration Services

One of our firm's primary goals is to assist our clients in preparing an estate plan that prevents any unnecessary probate court involvement. However, for those who have not done the planning required to avoid probate, or if disputes arise regarding a deceased or incapacitated person's affairs, it may be necessary to initiate a proceeding in the probate court. Our law firm can make these difficult processes easier and prevent you from making costly mistakes.

We welcome you to read more about our services below. Or contact Estate Planning & Elder Law Services for a free initial consultation.

Michigan Probate and Trust Administration Services

Lifetime Probate

One of our firm’s primary goals is to assist our clients prepare an estate plan that prevents any unnecessary probate court involvement. However, for those who have not done the planning required to avoid probate, it may be necessary for someon… Read More

Death Probate

The death of someone you care about is one of the most difficult events we face during our lives. It requires us to deal with numerous legal, financial, business, and emotional issues. When a loved one passes away, our attorneys can lead a family thr… Read More

Trust Administration

Our team of legal and accounting professionals can assist with every aspect of the trust administration process if the person becomes incapacitated or passes away. Aside from assisting with the administration of a “Living Trust” (which ty… Read More

Tax Preparation

Our team of legal and accounting professionals can handle all of your tax reporting needs, including the preparation of Personal Income Tax Returns, Fiduciary Income Tax Returns (for Estates & Trust), Estate Tax Returns, and Gift Tax Returns. Bec… Read More

Probate Litigation

Based in Southeast Michigan, Estate Planning & Elder Law Services has experience handling a variety of probate litigation matters, including: Matters relating to the validity and construction of wills, codicils, and trust agreements, including c… Read More

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Jun

The Medicaid Child Caretaker Exception

June 10th, 2019

As you age, there’s an increasing chance that you may need long-term care in a nursing home or other facility. When you do, there’s also a chance you may need the help of Medicaid to pay for it; most people can’t afford to bear the high cost of… Read More

May

Should You Convert Your IRA to a Roth?

May 28th, 2019

Prior to 2010, only taxpayers with an adjusted gross income (AGI) of less than $100,000 had the ability to convert their non-deductible or deductible Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) to a Roth IRA. In 2010, however, Congress extended that option… Read More

May

Elder Law Month 2019

May 21st, 2019

It’s May! The snow has finally melted away, spring has well and truly sprung, and, of course, it’s National Elder Law Month. We don’t mark Elder Law Month with pageants and parades, but we do mark it—and we hope you will, too. As always, a br… Read More

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