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A special needs trust helps ensure that your loved one with disabilities receives the support they need while protecting their eligibility for government benefits. These trusts are specifically designed to preserve access to programs like Medicaid or Supplemental...
Going through a divorce is challenging, especially when you own a business. Business debt can complicate the process, and understanding how you’ll handle it can make a difference in your settlement. If your business has debts, it’s important to know how those...
Businesses use intellectual property (IP) to stay ahead of competitors. IP includes copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets. These protect creative work, brand names, inventions, and private business information. In today’s digital world, it is easier than...
Property ownership includes more than just having a physical structure or land. The "bundle of rights" is a legal concept that explains the different rights attached to real estate ownership. These rights allow owners to use, transfer, and control their property in...
Parental relocation can be a challenging issue after a divorce or custody order. Michigan law has specific rules to ensure that moving does not negatively affect the child’s relationship with both parents. If you share custody and want to move, you must follow legal...
Understanding Medicaid’s look-back period plays a critical role in planning for long-term care. This policy directly affects eligibility for financial assistance with nursing home expenses. Proper planning avoids costly mistakes and ensures access to necessary care....
Starting a business is an exciting venture full of potential and opportunity. However, behind the thrill of innovation and growth lies a web of legal considerations that can significantly impact success. From choosing the right business structure to drafting strong...
When a person passes away, their estate goes through probate to resolve all legal and financial matters. The process includes addressing any outstanding debts the deceased owed. Understanding how this works helps beneficiaries and executors navigate the process...
Short-term rentals, like those listed on Airbnb and VRBO, offer property owners opportunities for additional income. However, the rise of these platforms has led many jurisdictions to impose regulations. These rules can significantly affect how property owners use...
When someone dies without leaving a will, they die "intestate." In Michigan, the state’s intestacy laws dictate how the court distributes the deceased's property and assets. This process often creates complexities, especially when multiple heirs or contested claims...