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Estate Planning for Parents of Children with Disabilities
If you have a child with a disability, the need to plan for your future, and your child’s future is absolutely critical. At any given moment something could happen to you and therefore, leave your child at risk. Whether it is death, illness, disability, or …
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Prince Died Without a Will: Don’t Let that Be You- Two Years Later Heirs Still Haven’t Received Their Inheritance
April 26th, 2016 Prince Rogers Nelson, better known to the world as Prince died. Now, fast-forward to May 2018, two years later, do you know his heirs have yet to receive even a dollar of their inheritance from his $200+ million estate? Why? According to …
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15 Things To Consider When Choosing the Perfect Nursing Home For Your Loved One
At Corriveau Law we understand the difficult decision of placing a loved one in an assisted living or nursing home. In fact, it is likely one of the most difficult decisions you will ever have to make. You are placing your trust and the safety …
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Advanced Directives and Living Wills
You maybe surprised to know that Michigan is one of only three states that do not recognize Living Wills. That said, a Living Will can still serve as an invaluable resource to family members who maybe responsible for the decisions regarding your medical care. Advanced …
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Understand Estate Planning; Is Estate Planning Only For The Elderly?
Is Estate Planning Only For the Elderly? While estate and long-term health/financial planning may appear to be a concern solely for the elderly population, creating a solid estate plan is actually something that should be done sooner than later and, is not limited to one’s …
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6 Estate Planning Tips For Newlyweds
6 Estate Planning Tips For Newlyweds Newly married, getting married, or still just thinking about it? First comes love, then comes marriage but, where does an estate plan come into play? Today, we at Corriveau Law are sharing some estate planning tips for those newly …
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What Is Upcycling and 3 DIY Projects Turning Trash to Treasure
By now, it is probably safe to say most of you have at least heard of or are vaguely familiar with the term ‘upcycle’ but ,what exactly is it? Upcycling – What Is It? Upcycling in some ways is a form of recycling; however, unlike …
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Do You Need To Hire An Estate Planning Attorney to Protect Your Family and Assets?
Estate planning should be treated as a phase of life where you protect your loved ones by leaving them a share of what you’ve owned all your life. It is a form of delegating responsibilities to someone you trust the most. Being uncertain and not …
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Take Your Dog To Work Day – 3 Legal Tips to Consider
“Take your dog to work day” is Friday, June 23rd, 2017. While bringing your four-legged companion to work may sound like a warm and fuzzy idea – animals in the work place can raise some hair raising legal liability issues as well. Today, Corriveau Law …
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At What Age Can Your Son Or Daughter Legally Stay Home Alone In Michigan?
Every parent will eventually be faced with the decision of whether or not to leave his or her child home alone. According to the Census Bureau “In spring 2011, 4.2 million (approx. 11%) of the 38.6 million grade school aged children cared for themselves on …
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