• Living probate is the "other side" of Probate Court.
• Who has control of your assets in the event you are disabled?
• Who has the ability to make your medical decisions if you are disabled?
• Powers of Attorney avoid the necessity of "living probate."
• General Durable Power of Attorney gives someone YOU appoint the ability to manage your assets if you are disabled.
• Patient Advocate or Medical Power of

Probate of an Estate

Allow us to assist you with your loved one's affairs. Handling a loved one's estate after he or she is gone can be a difficult and confusing process. Although the State of Michigan has streamlined probate rules, clients often become frustrated by the process.