We offer an educational approach to help you plan for life events, and to make things easier for your loved ones. Preparing in advance means that your loved ones have a plan to resolve things as peacefully and efficiently as possible. Planning allows you to provide for your family while ensuring the protection of your assets. Without proper planning, the court process is typically required to resolve issues. Estate planning includes Powers of Attorney, Patient Advocate Designation, Wills, Trusts, Deeds, and other helpful documents. Learn More About Estate Planning
Real Estate Deeds
We prepare various types of deeds to help you avoid probate court with your real estate. These deeds include quit claim deeds, warranty deeds, enhanced life estate deeds also known as Lady Bird deeds, and transfers to revocable trusts along with the Certificate of Trust for recording purposes. Next, we provide step-by-step assistance with the Register of Deeds recording process and submitting the required Property Tax Affidavit to the applicable Tax assessor. We offer e-recording of the deeds with most counties in the area.
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Office Locations: Our office is conveniently located in Novi, Michigan, just 1 mile north of the Twelve Oaks shopping area. Consultations are scheduled by appointment only. We also offer estate planning services in Grayling, Michigan.
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As of January 1, 2015, an amended court rule will finally provide authority to submit a Judgment by Consent. In the past, the court rules only provided for a Default Judgment or a Judgment after an evidentiary hearing with the Judge. This amended rule allows either spouse to present the Judgment of Divorce or Separate Maintenance to the Court after an agreement is reached together for approval by the Judge. The applicable section of MCR 3.210 is as follows: