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If you have been accused of committing arson, it’s important that you examine all possible defense options. Michigan divides arson charges into six categories (first to fifth-degree arson plus arson of insured property) based on their seriousness. All but fifth-degree...
A will is a basic estate planning document most people use to outline their wishes concerning what should happen to their property after they die. While there are several estate planning alternatives that also serve this purpose, in many cases, a will is sufficient....
Divorce can be hard on a couple’s finances, likely leaving both of them worse off financially than they were before. However, this setback can be worth the fallout because of the emotional benefits a divorce can inspire. Yet, that doesn’t mean that you should walking...
If you own a pet, you should consider what will happen to it when you die. This is especially important if you expect the animal to outlive you, but as death can come at any time, it’s something any pet lover should consider when creating their estate plan. Unlike the...
Many loving parents who have built up considerable wealth are wary about leaving it to their children. They might worry it could leave them little motivation to pursue their own success through hard work. They might even worry that a large inheritance could prove...
Noticing that there are police officers at your door can be worrying. In fact, this turn of events can cause some people to act in ways that land them in trouble, even if they had not done anything wrong until the police arrived on their doorstep. You may wonder...
You might not have considered discussing your estate plan with your children. And they might never ask you about it. Yet, it’s usually wise to discuss some elements of your estate plans with at least some family members. Making this effort can reassure them that you...
If a court convicts you of driving under the influence (DUI) or you plead guilty to such charges without attempting to contest them, you will face a series of consequences. While it is entirely up to you whether or not you try to contest a charge, only by...
It’s essential that you look at your defense options if police officers arrest you and you’re then charged with driving under the influence (DUI). Drivers often underestimate the consequences a conviction or guilty plea can inspire and only later realize the effect it...
A bill recently signed into law by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer could mean more Michigan residents convicted of drinking and driving will have their driving privileges restored -- as long as they install an ignition interlock device in their car. Ignition interlocks are...