What is probate?
In this Monthly Minute, Nick covers the different ways your assets can be added to your “trust bucket.”
Updating your estate plan
In this Monthly Minute, Nick covers how life events can affect your estate plan in different ways.
How and why to fund a revocable living trust?
In this Monthly Minute, Nick covers the different ways your assets can be added to your “trust bucket.”
What is elder law?
Elder Law addresses issues that affect individuals as they get older, especially Medicaid and Medicare concerns.
How to ensure your disabled child can inherit money from your estate
Michigan allows for the use of Special Needs Trusts so a parent does not have to disinherit their disabled child in order to keep getting government benefits.
What’s the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
In this Monthly Minute with Nick, learn about the important differences in eligibility and benefits between the Medicare and Medicaid federal programs.
Do you need a patient advocate designation?
Often referred to as “healthcare powers of attorney” or “advanced directive,” a patient advocate document allows you to determine who can make medical decisions on your behalf.
What does “Durable Power of Attorney” mean?
In this “Monthly minute with Nick,” learn about the benefits of setting up a “Durable Power of Attorney” to handle your financial assets to pay bills, sell real estate, and more.
Alzheimer’s Disease and your Estate Planning
In this “Monthly minute with Nick” we talk about what an Alzheimer’s diagnosis means for your estate plan.
What is a Ladybird Deed?
At least twice a month, I have a client ask me a question about Ladybird deeds. Specifically, they tell me that they heard about Ladybird deeds in passing conversation, but nobody really knows what exactly a Ladybird deed does.
