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Understanding Trusts
Many families set up living trusts assuming their assets will be protected. However, depending on what you are wanting to accomplish through a trust it may not be the right option for you. If you already have a trust that was created, we will review it with you to see if any changes need to be made to it.
Examining Your Will
Bring in a copy of your will or trust and we will look at it free of charge to see if you need to make any changes to the existing documents. Michigan laws frequently change, so we want to ensure your will is by to date with current laws.
Some recent changes to the law include the following:
- As of June 2016, you can appoint a “funeral representative” who is legally bound to follow your wishes regarding your funeral. Previously, it was up to your family’s decision even if their choices went against your wishes.
- We have been using a very effective estate planning tool recently - a Lady Bird Deed that avoids probate, has no tax consequences, and avoids the repayment to the government for any Medicaid services you may have received. Learn more about a Lady Bird Deed on our site and please call us for more details.
Medicare Planning
Our Medicare planning attorneys can help you understand how to protect your assets if it becomes necessary for you to supplement your coverage with Medicaid. State laws require advance planning long before care is needed in order to protect your assets. Contact our attorneys at Grewal Law PLLC to help ensure your assets are protected.
Medical & Financial Power of Attorney
Even if you feel you do not need to do any estate planning there are two documents everyone needs regardless of age or financial situation. These documents are a medical power of attorney and a financial power of attorney. It is important to have these documents completed in order to protect you if you are incapacitated and not able to make decisions.
- Medical Power of Attorney: allows you to direct what you want done if you are incapacitated in terms of life support or other medical procedures. It is important to let the person know what your wishes are in advance. Keeping them informed makes it easier for him or her to make those decisions for you based on your wants and desires regarding medical assistance.
- Financial Power of Attorney: appoints someone to look after your finances if you become incapacitated. If you do not have one appointed, your family will have to go to court to request a judge to appoint someone. Court costs can quickly add up and the process can be very divisive for families. Taking time to have a financial power of attorney in advance avoids these problems.

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Elder Law Planning
The Michigan elder law lawyers at Grewal Law PLLC are ready to help you understand how all of these issues may impact you and your family. Make an appointment to meet with one of our estate lawyers free of charge. We will be happy to look over your present will or trust to advise you as to whether or not you need to make any changes.
Taking time to plan for the future can save time and money in the long run. It will also ensure you are taken care if something happens where you are not able to make decisions for yourself. Having your estate plan prepared now is much cheaper than having your family burdened with the expense later.
Call us at Grewal Law PLLC for your no obligation quote at (888) 211-5798.


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