Tens of millions of individuals, estates, trusts, and businesses may now be eligible for significant refunds of penalties and interest they paid to or were assessed by the IRS during the COVID-19 pandemic. The time to act is short, however.
From a creditor’s perspective, bankruptcy exemptions can be the battleground on which recovery is won or lost. Michigan presents a unique challenge for creditors because it allows debtors to choose between two different sets of exemptions.
A living trust keeps your estate out of probate court, saving your family time, money, and privacy. Here's how it works and why funding matters.
Under Michigan law, a lender wanting to receive compound interest upon default must specifically provide as such in the note's terms; otherwise, it will be calculated as simple interest.
By Richard M. Mitchell, Esq., CPCU We continue our series of personal, impactful stories that ...
By Jesse L. Roth A case filed in state court may look very different from ...