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Power of Attorney

What You Need to Know About Being Named a Power of Attorney Agent for a Parent

January 22, 2021
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When a parent names only one child to the role of power of attorney agent in Michigan, this can possibly generate conflict within the family. If you are dealing ...

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Who Will Get Your Retirement Account When You Pass Away?

January 13, 2021
Estate PlanningRetirement Planning

Did you know that outside of your will, there are other pieces of paper you will need to file with certain account managers to verify that you have named a bene ...

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Long Term Care

What Is Long-Term Care?

December 23, 2020
Estate PlanningLong Term Care

A phrase that frequently comes up in the context of elder law or estate planning is long-term care. This can make it difficult for someone new to the concept to ...

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Estate Planning

What Is a Gifting Strategy?

December 9, 2020
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Taxes are likely to rise in the coming decades, which means you might have to rethink the financial legacy you'll leave behind for your families. Your family co ...

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Home, Assets, and Possessions: Do You Have a Plan?

November 24, 2020
Estate Planning

Your estate plan incorporates the many unique facets of your life. But all estate plans, regardless of the size of your family, your individual wishes or your p ...

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Estate Planning 101 On A Yellow Legal Pad

What’s the Difference Between a Living Trust and Power of Attorney?

November 12, 2020
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When it comes to estate planning, there are some basics that everyone should have, but there are also some tools you might or might not need depending on your i ...

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  • What You Need to Know About Being Named a Power of Attorney Agent for a Parent
  • Who Will Get Your Retirement Account When You Pass Away?
  • What Is Long-Term Care?
  • What Is a Gifting Strategy?
  • Home, Assets, and Possessions: Do You Have a Plan?

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