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Why estate plans are still useful in light of tax law changes

I recently spoke with a financial advisor who pondered whether estate planning attorneys were still relevant in light of the tax law changes this year. For an estate under $5million, the planner felt that various financial products could adequately defer taxes and avoid probate. However, estate planning attorneys see the

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When reform means a loss of rights

What has been the result of medical malpractice reform? According to Jay Greene of Crain’s Detroit Business,after nearly two decades since the reform there is ample evidence that premium rates and lawsuits are down, but whether overall costs have been contained or public safety adequately protected is still in dispute

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How it all began

I find myself “sharing my story” with others when we meet over coffee or lunch for the first time, or even on an initial business phone call. In this week’s blog, I’m sharing my story with all of you, in hopes that it inspires and guides someone to take action

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Some unexpected consequences from the Super Drunk Law

Since the holiday season usually brings about added celebrations, and for some lonely and difficult times, I think it is worth reviewing the Super Drunk Law and heeding a “drink responsibly” message. Additionally, read on to learn about a client of mine who had some unintended consequences arising from the

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