In our regularly updated blog, we discuss a wide range of topics of interest to Michigan seniors and their families. Learn what estate planning documents are essential in case of incapacity due to illness or injury, why you might benefit from creating a trust, how to use Medicaid benefits to pay for long-term care needs, and much more. To discuss your specific concerns, please contact our office to request a free initial consultation.
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7 Myths About Medicaid Planning: What You Need to KnowHoping to be eligible for Medicaid to cover nursing home care? Our Michigan Medicaid planning lawyers discuss common myths that could jeopardize your plans.
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How to Avoid 8 Common Michigan Estate Planning ErrorsDiscover key mistakes you don't want to make when creating your Michigan estate plan. Our Livingston County lawyers explain eight important pitfalls to avoid.
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Michigan Prepaid Funeral Contracts and Medicaid Planning: What You Need to KnowOur experienced Livingston County estate planning lawyers discuss what you need to know about prepaid funeral contracts and Medicaid planning in Michigan.
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What You Need to Know About the Differences Between Supervised and Unsupervised Probate in MichiganWondering about the difference between supervised and unsupervised probate? Our experienced estate lawyers clarify this aspect of the Michigan probate process.
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What Happens to My Loved One's Medical Bills After Death?Planning for your estate can help you ensure that your assets and loved one’s interests are protected in the event of your death.
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Why You Need A Michigan Living TrustLiving Trust Michigan - Attorney Glenn Matecun helps you create a living trust, decide if you really need one, and what kind you need. Free Consultation!
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Why You Need a Michigan Elder Law LawyerMichigan elder care lawyer handling Medicaid, Veteran's benefits and nursing home issues in Livingston County, Michigan (Howell, Brighton and surrounding)
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What is a Legacy Trust?As people are preparing their estate plans, it is often the case they want to leave wealth to their loved ones. In some fortunate cases, the person has adequate resources in their estate to set up a trust which will benefit their family for generations to come. For people seeking to keep their assets in... Read More »
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What is a Springing Power of Attorney?Michigan Power of Attorney for Finances The term power of attorney can be used to describe various legal documents which grant another person authority to act on your behalf. Depending on how a power of attorney is constructed it might be effective immediately or at some point in the future. When a power of attorney only... Read More »
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What is a Trustee Responsible for?When creating a trust one of the most important decisions you must make is who will be the trustee. The person chosen for this role will ideally be someone that the beneficiary knows and in which the grantor (creator) of the trust has a great deal of faith. Trustees are in an important position and... Read More »
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What Should be in Your Will?Deciding to prepare a will is a responsible and prudent thing to do. By setting out where you want your assets to go and how your estate should be distributed you are taking an important step which ensures that your final wishes will be honored. To make sure your will is effective, it is also... Read More »
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5 Ways to Improve Your Retirement PlanThe thought of retirement can bring to mind plans of relaxing and enjoying time with friends and family. However, contemplating the future can also be a source of anxiety for people who do not feel that their retirement plan is in optimal condition. Fortunately, no matter how close you are to retirement, there are always... Read More »