Wednesday, December 14
In Blog
Stuff That Never Happens, Never Happens To Folks Like You
Until It Does Happen, Then You Write In About It ...
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Monday, July 11
In Blog
Messages In Bottles, Responses In Elder Law Reporter
Darkest Before The Dawn? ...
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Monday, May 9
In Blog
You Never Call, You Never Write!
Letters… We Get Letters… We Get Lots And Lots Of Letters…...
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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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Sunday, April 25
In Blog
Mail Call: Answers To Your Estate Planning Questions
Long answers are boring, short punchy answers are fun! Time for some fun…...
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Thursday, September 24
In Blog
Thoughts for the Newly Widowed
On a cold, rainy Sunday afternoon in early October, Jane despairs at the paperwork piles. Last year, a car crash took Mike....
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Thursday, September 17
In Blog
Handy Andy Ain’t Got Nothing On Me!
Many of us enjoy DIY (Do It Yourself) projects. Your ambitions could range anywhere from painting to remodeling. Why not tackle the whole house? ...
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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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Monday, March 25
How to talk to your kids about your estate plan
by Bill Bereza, Associate AttorneyMy dad was sure that he was going to live to 100. He was born the year after his parents bought the family farm, and he always talked about getting the farm into Michigan’s Centennial Farm Program. Planning for death or...
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