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Free Guides for Michigan Families and Business Owners

6 hours ago
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Planning questions rarely come at a convenient time. These free guides give you a clear starting point, whether you're caring for a parent, raising kids, or running a business. Enter your name and email below each guide and we'll send it to your inbox right away.



7 Costly Mistakes Michigan Families Make When a Parent Needs Nursing Home Care


For families facing long-term care decisions. Nursing home care in Michigan can cost more than $12,000 a month. This guide covers the mistakes we see most often and how families avoid them:

  • Why you may not have to spend everything first

  • The 5-year look-back and why gifts to children can backfire

  • How Michigan protects the spouse who stays at home

  • A checklist of what to do this week



If someone in your family needs care right now, call us at (586) 273-7157. We prioritize crisis cases.



The Sandwich Generation Checklist: 10 Steps to Protect Your Kids and Your Parents


For parents who are also helping aging parents. You're the person everyone depends on. This checklist covers the 10 steps that protect the people on both sides of you:

  • Naming a guardian and choosing who manages your children's money

  • The documents that protect you if you're injured or ill

  • How to help your parents plan before long-term care is needed




What Happens to Your Business If You Can't Show Up?


For Michigan business owners. If you were suddenly unable to work, could anyone sign payroll? This continuity checklist walks through the gaps we see most often:

  • Who has legal authority to run the business if you can't

  • Probate, operating agreements, and funded buy-sell agreements

  • A 7-point self-check for your business




Let's talk!


Call (586) 273-7157 or book a free 15-minute call. We meet by phone or virtual/Zoom statewide, and visit homes and care facilities by appointment.


These guides are general information, not legal advice, and requesting one does not create an attorney-client relationship. Attorney Advertising.

 
 
 

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