Financing

Contact Us

Blog

Schedule Consultation

    Your information is confidential. We'll reach out typically within one business day to schedule a time that works for you.

    Michigan co-parenting parents cooperating at a child exchange after separation, with child present

    Building Healthy Co-Parenting Routines After Separation in Michigan

    Separation significantly impacts both parents and children. Establishing healthy co-parenting routines provides stability and reduces stress during this transition. Michigan family courts encourage parents to collaborate in supporting their children’s emotional and developmental needs after separation or divorce. Cooperative, structured routines often lead to better emotional and academic outcomes for children. Creating these routines requires … Read more

    shutterstock

    Dividing Business Assets in a Michigan Divorce: A Guide for Business Owners

    Why Business Ownership Complicates a Michigan Divorce For business owners, a divorce in Michigan introduces a layer of complexity that most people are not prepared for. The business you have built, managed, and grown may be subject to division as marital property. Understanding how Michigan courts treat business assets is essential before any negotiations begin. … Read more

    shutterstock ()

    Types of Property in a Michigan Divorce: What Gets Divided

    The Foundation: What Makes Property Marital or Non-Marital? Property division is one of the most contested aspects of any Michigan divorce. The foundational question courts ask is simple: is this marital property or non-marital property? The answer to that question determines everything else. Generally speaking, any property acquired after the date of marriage is considered … Read more

    shutterstock ()

    Introduction to Divorce in Michigan: Grounds, Process, and What to Expect

    Understanding What a Divorce Actually Is in Michigan Filing for divorce is one of the most significant legal decisions a person can make. In Michigan, a divorce is the formal unwinding of a marriage. It legally separates the marital estate and establishes agreements regarding custody, parenting time, and child support for any children involved. Understanding … Read more

    How much does probate cost in Michigan — 2026 fees and hidden expenses families need to know

    How Much Does Probate Cost in Michigan? 2026 Fees & Hidden Expenses

    Nobody budgets for probate. That’s part of the problem. When a loved one dies, the last thing families expect is a bill from the court system – but that’s exactly what Michigan probate delivers. Filing fees, inventory fees, attorney fees, publication costs, appraisal charges, and personal representative compensation. By the time the estate closes, families … Read more

    Michigan will and trust documents side by side on an estate planning attorney's desk, with a Michigan state seal and courthouse visible in the background - featured image for a Michigan law firm blog post on wills vs. trusts.

    Do I Really Need A Trust In Michigan, Or Is A Will Enough?

    Many Michigan residents wonder whether a will is sufficient or if a trust offers better protection. We assist clients throughout Oakland County, Macomb County, and Southeast Michigan in understanding these options and selecting the best fit for their needs. Wills and trusts serve distinct purposes and provide different benefits. Michigan law determines estate administration, property … Read more

    Michigan families protecting assets from nursing home costs through elder law planning

    How to Protect Your Assets from Nursing Home Costs in Michigan

    A Metro Detroit family watches $11,000 leave their mother’s savings every month. She entered a nursing home eighteen months ago. Her retirement accounts are nearly gone. The house – the one she raised three kids in – is next on the list unless something changes. This isn’t unusual. It’s Michigan’s reality. Nursing home care across … Read more

    Michigan estate planning attorney consulting with client about selecting a personal representative

    Choosing a Personal Representative in Michigan

    Selecting a personal representative is a critical step in Michigan estate planning. This individual manages the estate, pays debts, and distributes assets according to the will or state law. The choice directly affects the efficiency of estate administration and the likelihood of family disputes. Michigan law sets clear rules for who may serve and outlines … Read more