Estate planning can be simple or complex based on the individual client’s needs. Age, the size of an estate, and marital status all matter. It is important to make an appointment at the Capac office to discuss the specific plan that fits you.
Areas of practice include:
- Wills
- Incapacity planning (power of attorney)
- Probate litigation
- Property deeds
A well-considered plan can also reduce later conflict in Michigan probate. If you already have documents, bring them to the consultation so they can be reviewed against your current goals.
Common questions
What estate planning documents can the office prepare?
Typical work includes wills, incapacity planning such as powers of attorney, property deeds, and related probate litigation when a plan is later contested.
Do I need an estate plan if my estate is small?
Plans can be simple or complex. Age, estate size, and family circumstances all matter, so a consultation is the way to see what fits.
Where are estate planning clients served?
From 103 W. Church St. in Capac, Michigan, across St. Clair County, Sanilac County, Macomb County, Lapeer County, Tuscola County, and Huron County.