In most cases, a deceased individual’s property must pass through a legal process known as probate before beneficiaries legally receive their inheritance. If there is no will, the state usually appoints a personal representative to administrate estate valuation and...
Month: October 2019
How Social Security evaluates medical opinions
Building your case for Social Security Disability involves putting together various kinds of evidence that convinces the Social Security Administration (SSA) that you have a disability that qualifies you for benefits. One way to bolster your claim is to seek a written...
Are estate executors personally liable for mistakes?
Taking on the role of an executor is an important responsibility, yet many people who do so might not be aware that if they fail to carry out their duties, they could incur legal consequences. Some Michigan executors are simply removed from the position and relieved...
What is the Older Michiganians Act?
Lawmakers recognize that the older generation requires protection and special care. That is why they created the Older Michiganians Act, which according to the Michigan Legislature, creates a commission on aging. This type of organization is much needed to ensure...
