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Minimizing Conflicts After You are Gone

Whenever I am in a group of people and they are aware of what I do, discussion very often comes around to estate planning and estate administration. Everyone seems to have a horror story regarding the administration of a relative’s …

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Why Would I Want To Do Estate Planning?

If you are like most Michiganders, you have done no estate planning. It is reported that over 50% of the residents of the state of Michigan have no powers of attorney to care for them and their stuff during their …

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Business Exit Strategies Are Critical

The last two weeks, we have been discussing the setting up of your business and protecting yourself from business creditors. One of the most important items that is often overlooked when setting up a business is getting out of the …

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Protecting Yourself From Business Creditors

Last week we discussed the organization and setting up of your business. This week we will discuss the operation of your business and how corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs) can protect your personal assets from business debts and lawsuits. …

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Get Proper Advice Before Gifting

We get people who come into our office all the time who have made substantial gifts of cash, vehicles or even their home to loved ones because they believe that is what they should do to protect those assets in …

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Medicare Enrollment Starts October 15

Last week, we discussed Medicare Parts A, B, C and D. If you have Medicare, it is now the time of year to review your Medicare plans because the Medicare Annual Open Enrollment Period will soon be upon us. The …

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The Alphabet Soup of Medicare

September 15 through 21 is National Medicare Education Week. Scheduled one month before Medicare annual open enrollment starts on October 15, the education week is dedicated to helping you to better understand Medicare. If you are over the age of …

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