Creating a trust without properly funding it is like opening a checking account and never depositing your paychecks. If you have questions or concerns about funding your trust, contact the Law Offices of David L....
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We are a proud sponsor of this event supporting Meals On Wheels Western Michigan. Chef’s Specialty is one of Meals on Wheels Western Michigan’s signature events. This evening event is a time for our closest...
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The Law Offices of David L. Carrier are hosting 'A Night of Shopping' open house to raise funds for The Walk to End Alzheimer's. Join the community and shop to your hearts content. This event...
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What Does the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 Mean for My Estate Plan? from The Law Offices of David L. Carrier The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA)...
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Gift Planning for Every Age from The Law Offices of David L. Carrier Gift planning – also called “planned giving” – is a great way for individuals to schedule future financial gifts...
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As part of our practice at the Law Offices of David L. Carrier, PC, I meet with over 300 families every year for a “Trust Review”. This includes our past clients that have questions about their...
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Go Broncos! Grow Businesses!The Law Offices of David L. Carrier in Portage was thrilled to be part of the Business Expo held at the Fetzer Center. It was an opportunity to share our passion...
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The team at the Law Offices of David L. Carrier celebrated a year of growth and achievement at their annual Christmas Party. Over 50 team members enjoyed a wonderful lunch at Thousand Oaks Country Club....
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Responsibilities of an Executor from The Law Offices of David L. CarrierEvery estate, whether through a will or a trust, needs an executor or estate administrator to handle the execution of...
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There’s a common misconception that living trusts are only for wealthy people with lots of assets. Many people also mistakenly think a will is all they need to ensure their end-of-life wishes are satisfactorily executed. Although a will is certainly better than having no plan at all, establishing a trust can minimize the hassle your family faces following your passing.
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