Clinton Township Estate Planning & Probate Attorneys 

Our Estate Planning Services

Our comprehensive estate planning services include the following:

• Will - A will is an essential part of your estate planning process. It is how you can ensure your assets will be distributed to your heirs according to your wishes. If you have intentions you would like honored, you should establish a will.
• Living trusts- We understand that your trust reflects your life and lifestyle, which is why we provide tailored trust services. We can help you establish a revocable living trust.
• Estate and trust administration- With our extensive experience with estate and trust administration, you can rest assured that your affairs will be well taken care of and distributed according to your wishes.
• Nursing home planning - Be prepared for anything by establishing a nursing home plan in place. We can assist you with this process to make sure all your future needs are covered.
• Planning for incapacity - In the event you become incapacitated, it would be beneficial to establish a plan for your loved ones. Doing so provides them with peace of mind and information to make sure they can follow through on what you want.
• Special needs planning - If you have a special needs child, you will need to establish a plan in the event of your death. We can help make sure your child’s needs are taken care of in the future.
• Conservatorships and guardianships - Protect a vulnerable adult, such as a family member with dementia or Alzheimer’s, by establishing a conservator and guardianship who understands their needs.
• Medicaid planning - Medicaid planning services are focused on making sure you or your loved will be taken care of, and you receive the benefits you deserve.
• Veterans planning - Veterans require special considerations when it comes to estate planning. Ensure your rights are protected by consulting with an attorney from our office.
• Healthcare durable power of attorney -It is never too early to start planning for the end of your life. Avoid probate by establishing a power of attorney.