New Veterans Administration Evaluation Requirements GalleryNew Veterans Administration Evaluation Requirements
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New Veterans Administration Evaluation Requirements
New Veterans Administration Rules Released in 2018 The new rules will impact the needs-based benefits for veterans and surviving spouses. Clarification of commonly confusing areas like evaluating net worth, asset transfers, and income exclusions were [...]
The Statutes and Case Law Behind the Appointment of a Conservator in Michigan GalleryThe Statutes and Case Law Behind the Appointment of a Conservator in Michigan
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The Statutes and Case Law Behind the Appointment of a Conservator in Michigan
Conservator Appointment in Michigan Unfortunately, there are times when a person is not able to manage their own financial affairs. If the person has failed to adequately plan with a Power of Attorney, a person, [...]
Millennials… the next clients needing estate plans? GalleryMillennials… the next clients needing estate plans?
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Millennials… the next clients needing estate plans?
Why should an estate plan be top-of-mind for millennials? The truth is, we cannot predict the future. We don’t know when our time will come. Terrible accidents happen all the time. What we do know [...]
Paperwork and more paperwork, how long should I keep it?
Different documents have different amounts of time that they should be kept. Tax returns, home sale documents, estate documents, and a death certificate are just some of the things that you might have left after [...]
Sibling Trouble While Handling Mom’s Estate
Family Disputes Over Estates Happen Too Often Feuding over the estate of a loved one is a surefire way to cause separation within a family. Even within my own family there have been many arguments [...]
Aretha Franklin died without a will. What does this mean for her estate? GalleryAretha Franklin died without a will. What does this mean for her estate?
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Aretha Franklin died without a will. What does this mean for her estate?
Aretha Franklin - Queen of Soul We learned recently that Aretha Franklin, the late Detroit native and Queen of Soul to millions of her fans around the world, has died without a will. News reports [...]
Guardianship V. Custody
As a paralegal and team member of our intake team, I often get asked what to do if someone has left their minor child with them and the parent has not returned. Or what if [...]
The Probate Pro Named “Cool Place to Work” by Crain’s Detroit Business GalleryThe Probate Pro Named “Cool Place to Work” by Crain’s Detroit Business
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The Probate Pro Named “Cool Place to Work” by Crain’s Detroit Business
ROYAL OAK – August 20, 2018 – The Probate Pro, a division of The Darren Findling Law Firm, PLC, announced today that they are being recognized by Crain’s Detroit Business as a Cool Place to [...]
National Make-A-Will Month is August! GalleryNational Make-A-Will Month is August!
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National Make-A-Will Month is August!
August is National Make-A-Will Month! Having a will not only ensures that your wishes are carried out after your passing, but it also protects your loved ones from potentially lengthy and expensive court proceedings. Common [...]
Veteran’s Benefits – How Can We Help? GalleryVeteran’s Benefits – How Can We Help?
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Veteran’s Benefits – How Can We Help?
On Wednesday, Brandon provided an example of the Pension with Aid and Attendance Benefit at work and the ways you can qualify. Now, we want to provide you with some help in your efforts to [...]
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