If you have a trust, it should be the main engine of your estate plan. It is the document that controls how your assets are passed on after you are gone.
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When someone passes without an estate plan, the state steps in to decide what happens next. That means Michigan law, not your personal wishes, determines how your assets are distributed and who is responsible for the process. Families are often surprised to learn th
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If you are part of a blended family, taking time to create or update your estate plan is one of the most loving steps you can take. It protects your relationships. It protects your wishes. It protects your peace of mind.
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It’s a natural pause. A built-in reminder to reflect. In the same way many people use this season to swap out batteries in smoke detectors or reset reminders on their calendar, this is also the perfect time to check in on your estate plan.
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You have the power to make decisions today that will bring your family peace tomorrow. Pretending “it’ll work itself out” is not a plan! It’s a gamble. And your loved ones deserve more than guesswork during a crisis.
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Caregiving will always be emotional. It will always be personal. But it doesn’t have to destroy a family’s financial foundation. With the right plan, you can protect your home, safeguard your savings, and support the people you love without losing everything in the process.
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In Michigan, when someone passes away without proper documents or without proper planning, their estate often must go through probate. For families who are already grieving, probate is an emotional, financial, and logistical storm they never expected.
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Let’s address the elephant in the room. A tailored, attorney-drafted estate plan is an investment—but it’s designed to prevent larger expenses later. Probate fees, court costs, taxes, fees, multiple trips to the courthouse, time off work, family disputes—those add up fast.
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Whether you’ve just welcomed a new grandchild, bought a second home, or experienced a major change in your family, now is the time to make sure your plan reflects your life today. 📞 Call Abraham Law in Fenton at (810) 750-0440 to schedule your complimentary consultation.
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It’s about continuity. It’s about making sure your employees still get paid, your clients don’t lose confidence, and your business partners know exactly what to expect. It’s about protecting your family’s financial security while also safeguarding the company that supports so many others.
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Your home is more than just property—it’s security, memories, and often your largest asset. A Lady Bird deed is one of the most effective tools to protect it and when used in conjunction with a trust, it makes sure it passes smoothly to the people you love.
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Generally speaking, the costs and expenses involved in setting up a comprehensive estate plan are not deductible from a tax standpoint. This includes the legal fees you pay to create documents like wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and medical directives.
Read MoreMany business owners in Fenton, Holly, Linden, and throughout Michigan form an LLC but overlook a critical step—drafting an operating agreement. Without it, your business could face legal and financial risks. Michigan law doesn’t require an operating agreement, but without one, your LLC defaults to state laws that may not align with your goals. Protect your business with a customized agreement tailored to your needs.** Learn more about why every Michigan LLC needs this essential document.**
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Think DIY estate planning saves money? It could cost your family thousands in legal fees. Learn the risks and how to safeguard your assets in Michigan.
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Did you know most wills in Genesee County Michigan require probate? Probate can be a costly and time-consuming process, but with the right estate planning tools—like trusts, Lady Bird deeds, and powers of attorney—you can avoid it entirely. Learn how to protect your legacy and provide peace of mind for your family.
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Start 2025 with peace of mind! Protect your family’s future with a personalized estate plan that includes wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. Ensure your legacy is secure with over 35 years of trusted estate planning experience in Fenton, Holly, Linden, and Genesee County.
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Starting in 2024, LLCs and corporations must comply with new FinCEN rules requiring Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting. Learn the deadlines, penalties for non-compliance, and how Abraham Law can simplify the filing process for your business.
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Sharp Funeral Homes, Edward Jones, and Abraham Law will show you how intentional planning today will protect your loved ones tomorrow. Join us for a complimentary lunch or dinner as we discuss estate planning, financial/retirement planning, and funeral pre-planning and see how easy it is to take the first step.
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Understanding the probate process is crucial for ensuring your loved ones receive their inheritance. Learn the steps involved, common delays, and strategies like trusts and beneficiary designations to avoid probate hassles. Discover how estate planning can protect your legacy and streamline asset distribution at Abraham Law.
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Starting a new business can be overwhelming, but with Abraham Law, you don't have to navigate it alone. Led by Mathew J. Abraham, a seasoned attorney with over 30 years of experience, our firm provides expert legal guidance, personalized service, and comprehensive support tailored to your unique business needs. Matthew's passion for entrepreneurship and commitment to the community make him the ideal partner to help you achieve your business dreams. Begin your journey to success with Abraham Law today!
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