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<\/a>As a Michigan elder law attorney, I continue to see clients come in debating whether to put together a will or a living trust<\/a> for their heirs. The decision on this is sometimes complicated, though it ultimately comes down to how fast you want your heirs to have access to your finances when you die, become ill, or incapacitated. While different circumstances happen in either scenario, you don’t want delays when you want your next of kin to have immediate access to your money and other assets.<\/p>\nThis is especially important lately to Baby Boomers who are starting to age and worry about their own futures. Their children are at the stage in life where they have their own concerns about career, money, and caring for their children.<\/p>\n
It’s an ongoing process for every generation to worry about the welfare of their heirs and even costs of health care when they can’t take (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As a Michigan elder law attorney, I continue to see clients come in debating whether to put together a will or a living trust for their heirs. The decision on this is sometimes complicated, though it ultimately comes down to…<\/span><\/p>\n