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Michigan Estate Planning Attorney
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All
adults, regardless of their financial status, should
have an estate plan. There are two (2) basic purposes
for estate planning: transferring assets upon your death
according to your wishes and avoiding the delay and
expense of probate proceedings. Changes in federal
estate tax laws have eliminated the issue of estate
taxes for the majority of United States citizens.
Professional estate planning addresses these concerns
and carries substantial benefits for you and your
family. An estate plan may consist of a simple Last Will
and Testament and Powers of Attorney (General and
Medical) or it may involve the use of a Will, Revocable
Trust, Powers of Attorney, financial and insurance
planning, and changes in property ownership.
Our
firm has three (3) experienced estate planning
attorneys: Tracy N. Danner-Bond, Shane F. Diehl and Paul
C. Schultz. Please feel free to contact us at your
convenience to set up an appointment or to discuss any
questions you may have regarding your estate planning
needs.
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