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How Does It Work to Fund a Trust in Michigan?

January 7, 2021
by Gregory S. Schrot Estate PlanningTrust

In order for a revocable living trust to accomplish its goals appropriately, the trust maker has to do more than create the document and sign the agreement. The

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Is It My Responsibility to Pay Nursing Home Bills After a Loved One Passes Away?

December 29, 2020
by Michelle P. Biddinger Elder LawLongterm CareNursing Home

The loss of a loved one can represent a significant departure from what feels like the course of normal life. Suddenly, there are probate issues to consider and

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Does Your Estate Plan Have Emotional Value?

December 23, 2020
by Rachel M. Estelle Estate Planning

There is a clear and direct value to your beneficiaries for creating an estate plan that makes it easy for them to receive the assets you want and decreases the

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What Is the Most Important Component of an Elder Law Plan?

December 17, 2020
by Gregory S. Schrot Elder LawEstate Planning

It can be helpful to think of estate planning documents as tools in your toolbox. Each one of them can become essential in the event that you need it. But when

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Did You Know Medicare Doesn’t Cover Most Long Term Care?

December 9, 2020
by Michelle P. Biddinger Elder LawLongterm CareMedicare

If you are planning ahead for the future of your older years and are assuming that Medicare might pick up the tab, if and when you need a nursing home, that's n

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Are There Any Alternatives to Staying in a Nursing Home?

December 1, 2020
by Rachel M. Estelle Estate Planning

There are many things to think about when creating an elder law plan. At the top of the list is how you might pay for long term care. This can involve staying i

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  • How Does It Work to Fund a Trust in Michigan? January 7, 2021
  • Is It My Responsibility to Pay Nursing Home Bills After a Loved One Passes Away? December 29, 2020
  • Does Your Estate Plan Have Emotional Value? December 23, 2020
  • What Is the Most Important Component of an Elder Law Plan? December 17, 2020
  • Did You Know Medicare Doesn’t Cover Most Long Term Care? December 9, 2020

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