Estate Planning
Estate Planning – Is It Right For You?
If you are like many of our prospective clients, you probably wonder whether you really need an estate plan of your own. Some of the more common observations we hear include “estate planning is only for really rich people” or “I’m in great shape, I’ll do that when the time comes,” and even “I’m worried that if I make out a Will, I’ll die soon thereafter.” We understand: Most people don’t think of themselves as incredibly wealthy, and planning for the latter stages of life, together with thinking about what might happen to oneself or one’s family in the event of incapacity or death, is simply a topic most people do not want to address. Read More
Special Needs Planning
Planning For Your Special Needs Child
At the Michigan Law Center, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive, effective plans for families with special needs children. If you are struggling to raise a child with a physical or developmental disability, we understand what you are going through and can help you cope with the many financial, social and medical issues involved. We can help you find the assistance you need now, and show you how to ensure your special needs child will be well cared for after you are gone or are no longer able to serve as the primary caregiver. Read More
Elder Law is a highly specialized area of the law that encompasses a wide range of issues, from estate planning, government benefits and asset protection to housing and care-giving options. At the Michigan Law Center, our goal is to help guide seniors and the people who love them through the myriad legal and financial challenges that accompany growing older. Read More
Perhaps you have heard about probate, in particular that it can be a complicated, time-consuming and stressful process. In many instances, it is all that and more. Read More
Settlement Planning is a rapidly growing and highly complex area of the law. Michele Fuller, Founder of the Michigan Law Center, is among the few attorneys in the country with extensive experience and training in Special Needs Settlement Planning (SNSP). Read More
