Financial Considerations for Spousal Long-Term Care “In sickness and in health.” It’s a vow from the first day of marriage that is meant to sustain us in good times and bad. And for many, it...Read More→
In general, I personally do not like to see children being disinherited by their parents. However, sometimes there are very good reasons why a parent may choose to disinherit a child. After all, I have...Read More→
In a yet unpublished opinion of the Michigan Court of Appeals, decided on September 8, 2015; the Court reversed a Probate Court’s decision to appoint a Conservator for a 74 year old woman suffering from...Read More→
“I just printed my Power of Attorney from the internet.” “I went to the county and picked up a statutory deed form.” “I wrote my own will.” “Now that we have Google, we don’t need...Read More→
Well, it’s Spring, tax time is over and the year is 1/2 over. Now should be the time to review, update or prepare your estate plan. I bring this up because I just read a...Read More→
The U.S. Supreme Court this summer unanimously ruled that inherited IRAs are not retirement accounts. Patrick Simasko, founder of Simasko Law in Mount Clements, spoke with DBusiness Daily News about what this means and how...Read More→
IMPORTANT PLEASE READ On June 16, 2014 the United States Supreme Court says “NO”; Inherited IRA’s are no longer protected from creditors or BANKRUPTCY. The Supreme Court explained that Inherited IRAs are not really retirement...Read More→
