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Can you change or revoke a living trust in Michigan?

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | Aug 3, 2026 | Estate Planning

A living trust can help you manage your property during your lifetime and explain what should happen to your property after your death. Many people choose a revocable living trust because it gives them flexibility as their lives change. If your family, finances or...

Can your landlord enter your home without notice in Michigan?

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | Aug 3, 2026 | Real Estate Law

When you rent a home in Michigan, you have the right to enjoy your space without interruptions. However, your landlord may suddenly visit your property. Questions often arise about whether or not they need to give advance notice before entering your home. Learning the...

3 legal mistakes to avoid when you start a business

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | Jul 2, 2026 | Uncategorized

Starting a new company is an exciting milestone. When you start a business in the Tri-County area, you need a strong legal foundation to protect your personal savings and future earnings. Many new owners move too fast and miss critical rules that keep their assets...

3 estate planning documents new parents should not delay having

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | Jul 2, 2026 | Estate Planning

Welcoming a child into the family often shifts priorities in unexpected ways. Parents begin thinking not only about their children's daily needs but also about their long-term security. While many people assume estate planning is something to address later in life,...

3 ways to prevent family conflict when writing a will in Michigan

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | Jun 3, 2026 | Estate Planning

Creating a will can help you protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are honored. However, estate planning can sometimes lead to family disputes if not handled thoughtfully. If you are writing a will in Michigan, here are three strategies that might help...

Choosing the right personal representative for your will

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | Jun 3, 2026 | Estate Planning

Creating a will in Michigan involves many important decisions. One of the biggest is choosing your personal representative. This person will manage your estate after you pass away. It may help to appoint someone you trust. Here are some key traits to consider when...

Buying a business: What if due diligence finds red flags?

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | May 4, 2026 | Business & Corporate Law

Buying a business may seem like a strong investment during early discussions, especially when the seller presents positive numbers and describes stable operations. Based on what you have seen so far, closing may feel like the natural next step. However, due diligence...

5 ways to include your business in your estate plan

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | May 4, 2026 | Estate Planning

As a business owner, you may have spent years building a business worth protecting. Now you want your children to benefit from that work one day. A standard estate plan may cover your personal assets, but it rarely accounts for an operating business. In Michigan, if...

How do noncompete agreements work for Michigan business owners?

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | Apr 3, 2026 | Business & Corporate Law

You are hiring key employees who drive revenue and growth. Losing them to a competitor could put your business at risk. Noncompete agreements can help protect your clients, secret business information and daily operations. In Michigan, these agreements are mostly...

What happens to your business during the probate process?

On Behalf of Brown Borkowski & Morrow | Apr 3, 2026 | Estate Planning

Probate is a process where the court validates your will, settles debts and distributes assets to the right people. Understanding what this process does and how it can impact your company can help you prepare your loved ones for what comes after. Business operations...

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