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Our founding Partner, Jane A. Bassett, is one of four distinguished individuals recognized for her contributions to the legal field by the State Bar of Michigan LGBTQA+ Section in honor of Women’s History Month. The Section is dedicated to advocating…

Individuals and families should consult a qualified Elder Law attorney for assistance when facing long-term care needs. Doing so can save you time and thousands of dollars, avoid missteps in care options, and provide peace of mind in navigating a…

The Children’s Bureau launched initiatives around National Adoption Month to call attention to many critical adoption issues. Adoption provides a rewarding way to grow families but can pose unique challenges. At any given time, there are about 3000 Michigan children…

Veterans deserve more than just one day of recognition. November has now been designated National Veterans and Military Families Month. While parades and accolades can be uplifting, many veterans and their families need help and guidance in dealing with their…

by Amanda Murray Originally published in Res Ipsa Loquitur. One of the most controversial cases in the 21st century made its way through the judicial system and landed in the Supreme Court of the United States. By now, every person…

One aspect of estate planning is protecting your assets and avoiding probate by establishing a trust. A living trust can help protect the assets you wish to leave behind to family members after your death. What Is a Revocable Living…

By Erin Fielder-Attia WHAT TO DO IF YOU ARE APPOINTED AS ​AGENT UNDERSOMEONE’S ​POWER OF ATTORNEY FOR FINANCES By Erin Fielder-Attia When you (the principal) are working with a lawyer preparing power of attorney documents, you will most likely be…

NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL ADOPTION MONTH By Jeanne St. Onge National Adoption Month, recognized each November, is an initiative of the Children’s Bureau that seeks to increase national awareness of adoption issues, bring attention to the need for adoptive families for…

HOW TO BEHAVE IN A VIRTUAL COURTROOM By Jeanne St. Onge Courtrooms, whether physically in-person, or virtual via phone or video, are still a formal and serious setting. Below are some important reminders you should keep in mind before appearing…