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Inheritance Law Book With Gavel Hammer | Leaving Money To Grandchildren | The TGQ Law Firm

Understanding Inheritance Rights and Limitations When Leaving Money to Grandchildren

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Grandparents in Michigan can leave an inheritance to grandchildren if they so choose. A Michigan estate planning attorney with our firm at The TGQ Law Firm in Ann Arbor describes grandparents’ rights and limitations...
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Retired Couple Sitting At The Beach | When Is It The Right Time For Me To Retire | The TGW Law Firm

When Is It the Right Time for Me to Retire?

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After a certain age, you start asking yourself, “When is the right time for me to retire?”. At The TGQ Law Firm, we cannot answer this for you, but we can help you gain clarity on your current situation and the available...
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Living trusts and estate planning | The TGQ Law Firm

What You Need To Know About Living Trusts

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Living trusts can be the foundation for any estate plan when implemented properly. Before you move forward with the process though, two questions exist that every person should ask to protect themselves, their family...
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Guardianship vs. Conservatorship | The TGQ Law Firm

Conservatorship vs Guardianship

Conservatorships and guardianships are part of the probate court process when an individual becomes incapacitated. The law deems a person incapacitated if they cannot properly care for themselves or their property...
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Attorney at desk, gavel, and books | The TGQ Law Firm

The TGQ Law Firm Probate Attorney Laurie Brewis Honored with the Washtenaw County Bar Association’s Annual Darrow-Harris Award

The TGQ Law Firm’s probate attorney, Laurie Brewis, has recently been honored with the 10th Annual Darrow-Harris Award. The Washtenaw County Bar Association’s Board of Directors announced that Attorney Brewis is...
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Wooden Gavel, Scale, and Document on a Table | What Happens in Probate Court | The TGQ Law Firm

What Happens In Probate Court?

Probate court is a legal process that allows you to authenticate the wishes of a family member after they pass. The probate court system assesses an individual’s last will and testament to ensure that the deceased’s wishes...
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Will or Trust – What Do I Need?

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A will is a legal document that allows the testator to determine the recipients of specific assets in the event of their demise. The will appoints executors to ensure adherence to the instructions. While most wills are direct...
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Retirement Fund Piggy Bank | What Is The Best Way To Fund My Retirement

What Is The Best Way To Fund My Retirement?

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With 10 million Americans positive for COVID-19, estate planning is a must!

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As of right now, 10.2 million American have tested positive for COVID-19, a virus that has also taken the lives of over 200,000 U.S. citizens. When we discussed COVID-19 and estate planning before today, no one knew how important it would still…
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Inheritance Law Book With Gavel Hammer | Leaving Money To Grandchildren | The TGQ Law Firm

Understanding Inheritance Rights and Limitations When Leaving Money to Grandchildren

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Grandparents in Michigan can leave an inheritance to grandchildren if they so choose. A Michigan estate planning attorney with our firm at The TGQ Law Firm in Ann Arbor describes grandparents’ rights and limitations...
Read more
Retired Couple Sitting At The Beach | When Is It The Right Time For Me To Retire | The TGW Law Firm

When Is It the Right Time for Me to Retire?

,
After a certain age, you start asking yourself, “When is the right time for me to retire?”. At The TGQ Law Firm, we cannot answer this for you, but we can help you gain clarity on your current situation and the available...
Read more
Living trusts and estate planning | The TGQ Law Firm

What You Need To Know About Living Trusts

,
Living trusts can be the foundation for any estate plan when implemented properly. Before you move forward with the process though, two questions exist that every person should ask to protect themselves, their family...
Read more
Guardianship vs. Conservatorship | The TGQ Law Firm

Conservatorship vs Guardianship

Conservatorships and guardianships are part of the probate court process when an individual becomes incapacitated. The law deems a person incapacitated if they cannot properly care for themselves or their property...
Read more
Attorney at desk, gavel, and books | The TGQ Law Firm

The TGQ Law Firm Probate Attorney Laurie Brewis Honored with the Washtenaw County Bar Association’s Annual Darrow-Harris Award

The TGQ Law Firm’s probate attorney, Laurie Brewis, has recently been honored with the 10th Annual Darrow-Harris Award. The Washtenaw County Bar Association’s Board of Directors announced that Attorney Brewis is...
Read more
Wooden Gavel, Scale, and Document on a Table | What Happens in Probate Court | The TGQ Law Firm

What Happens In Probate Court?

Probate court is a legal process that allows you to authenticate the wishes of a family member after they pass. The probate court system assesses an individual’s last will and testament to ensure that the deceased’s wishes...
Read more

Will or Trust – What Do I Need?

,
A will is a legal document that allows the testator to determine the recipients of specific assets in the event of their demise. The will appoints executors to ensure adherence to the instructions. While most wills are direct...
Read more