Over the last few months, we have been discussing what are red flag laws, do they work, and how they intersect with Due Process. In the final blog in this series, we will explore what has happened in Michigan with red flag laws and what you can do.
Read MoreMany times, in conversations with family, friends, or potential clients, I am asked why an estate plan is important. The reasons are varied and personal. Here are the five of the reasons I hear in these conversations about the importance and purpose for estate planning. I WANT PEACE OF MIND. You work hard to […]
Read MoreMichigan State Police placed its 203 breathalyzer machines out of service in light of questions about their reliability. Now, suspected drunk drivers can expect to be transported to a local hospital and have their blood drawn to determine their blood alcohol content.
Read MoreAs children, we think our parents are invulnerable and do not need assistance from us. The truth is that as our parents age, they may need our assistance. This is especially true, if our parents did not plan ahead for who will manage their financial affairs when they are no longer able to do so. In Michigan, the one answer for these individuals is a conservatorship.
Read MoreIn the past, we have examined the history of red flag laws, the arguments both for and against the adoption of red flags laws, and the studies that evaluated how effective the adoption of such laws has been in those states. This week, we are addressing the intersection of due process rights and red flag […]
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