Friday, July 16
In Blog
Letters You Are Glad You Did Not Have To Write
Deed with joint tenancy doesn't mention right of survivorship....
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Thursday, September 12
In Blog, Estate Planning
Health Care documents: what do you need?
A health care crisis can arise in an instant – even for the healthiest person – so every estate plan should have a health care component. This provides the powers and instructions to your loved ones and doctors to carry out your wishes should you...
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Tuesday, June 18
In Tax Laws
The SECURE Act – what does it really secure?
The House of Representatives has passed a bill that could mean changes for all Americans with the most common type of retirement plan, such as a 401(k) or Individual Retirement Account (IRA). Proposed changes to retirement reflect the realities facing many workers today.The SECURE Act...
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Friday, April 5
In HIPAA
HIPAA, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Carrier Law has added to its Estate Planning and Elder Law arsenal of tools a HIPAA authorization in accordance to the Health Insurance and Accountability Act’s provisions. What is HIPAA? HIPAA is an abbreviation for “Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act”. In 1996, Congress enacted HIPAA to...
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Monday, March 11
What happens to your Estate if you die without a will?
by Molly Black, Director of Legal ServicesIf a Michigan resident dies without a will, otherwise known as dying intestate, the intestacy laws under the Estates and Protected Individuals Code ("EPIC") dictate who will inherit the property of the decedent. This provides for an inflexible pattern...
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Friday, February 22
3 Critical Questions about Estate Planning that Every Parent Should Ask Themselves
by Samantha Sprague, AttorneyCONGRATULATIONS! Becoming a parent is an amazing experience. One thing you should be accustomed to by now is asking questions. Sometimes you get a lot of ‘answers’ to questions you may not have even known to ask.Whether you're brand new to the...
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