Warren Estate Planning Blog
Creating an estate plan is essential if you’re a millennial
If you're a millennial in Michigan, you may not have thought about creating an estate plan. As a legal adult, estate planning is essential to ensure your last wishes are met when you die. In addition, it's also critical to plan for the future if you become...
When should you update your estate plan?
Many people go over their estate regularly, usually when they review their business or personal financial plan. You can review your finances once a year, once a quarter, or anywhere in between. However, financial experts recommend reviewing your estate at least every...
Consumer bankruptcy options and considerations
Americans are feeling the pain at the pumps and in their pockets, which makes considering bankruptcy a serious discussion for many Michigan families. Consumer bankruptcy is a way that some people can deal with their debt. Knowing when to declare bankruptcy or find...
Estate planning tips for new parents in Michigan
When you become a parent in Michigan, your life is no longer your own. You've taken a whole new level of responsibility for as long as you live and also after you're gone. And thus, your estate plans should change to accommodate your children's needs. Here's a look at...
A landlord’s duty to make repairs in a timely manner
While tenants might often be hesitant to bring problems to landlords, it is imperative to remember that landlords have a duty to address issues and make repairs in a timely manner. These repairs range from minor problems to those that challenge tenant safety and the...
Getting started on your financial plan
You don't have to dread getting started on your estate plan in Michigan. This is not a process that, by nature, needs to be lengthy, tedious, and contentious. The whole point of drawing up an estate plan is to protect and provide for your loved ones. It's a way of...
How to file to garnish someone’s wages
Garnishment is a process that is the source of much contention and is frequently misunderstood. If you find yourself in a position where you are owed money, garnishment is usually a last resort. You will need to file a request with a court in order to begin a...
What you need in your estate planning checklist
Estate planning is one of the most important things you can do for yourself and your loved ones. Unfortunately, it can be a complex and confusing process. This checklist will help you get started on estate planning and make sure you have all your bases covered. Take...
How to navigate estate planning and retirement in Michigan
As Michigan residents get older, the conversations around estate planning and their future might get more complicated. This process gets even more complex if you haven't updated your estate plan to address new beneficiaries or assets, such as retirement plans. How to...
What does an executor of the estate do in Michigan?
Writing a will involves careful thinking and planning. Besides choosing what beneficiaries receive particular assets, a will could provide other directives related to the estate. Another point worth noting is there could be unfinished business with the estate that...