Category Archives: Personal Protection
Revoking Your Power of Attorney
After you make a power of attorney, you can revoke it at any time. There are a variety of situations that would require you to do so. For example, the person named in your power of attorney is no longer able to serve. Your name has changed because of marriage or divorce. You lost the document […]
Also posted in Estate Planning, Legal
New Clean Slate Legislation Expands Expungement of Criminal Records
Expungement can help individuals who are trying to move one from past mistakes
Also posted in Criminal Records, Legal
Tagged clean slate legislation, criminal records, Expungement
Michigan Boater Safety Laws
You can get take a Michigan boating safety class online at www.boatED.com When you pass the final exam you’ll be able to print out your boater safety certificate.
Also posted in Boater Safety
Force Majeure
In light of the COVID-19 natural disaster, force majeure may become a viable defense in everyday contractual obligations.
Also posted in Business
Tagged COVID-19, Force Majeure, natural disasters
Michigan’s PIP – Your Personal Insurance Protection
Now it is very important that you understand how your Personal Insurance Protection works as Michigan’s auto insurance reforms go into effect this summer
Also posted in Auto Insurance
Tagged PIP
Marijuana Q & A
Recreational marijuana became legal in Michigan as of November 2018. Yet many questions remain about usage. Here are a few answers. Who can use marijuana?Under Michigan law, anyone 21 or older can use marijuana and travel with up to 2.5 oz. anywhere except on school property, a school bus or a correctional facility. Where can […]
Also posted in Drug law
Tagged Drug laws, recreational marijuana
Parents, Teen & Alcohol
PARENTSYou cannot, under any circumstances, give alcohol to your children’s friends, even in your own home, even with their parent’s permission. You cannot knowingly allow a person under 21 years of age to remain in your home or on your property while they are consuming or possessing alcoholic beverages IF YOU BREAK THE LAWYou can […]
What Teens Should Know About Alcohol
TEENS Minor in Possession MIP A minor who attempts to purchase alcohol, consume alcohol or has bodily alcohol content is in violation of state statues and will face both fines and sanctions by the court. Driving Under the Influence DUI The first offense of driving under the influence is punishable by up to six month in […]
Parent FYI: Teen Rights and Responsibilities
Parents would be well advised to consider the following list of teen rights and responsibilities. Michigan law defines these for teenagers once they turn 18 years of age. Rights for teens are as follows: -To vote -To make a will and power of attorney -To make their own end-of-life decisions -To sign a contract in […]
Also posted in Custody, Identity Theft
Tagged Parenting, Teens
Michigan Approves Asset Protection Trusts
Michigan recently became the 17th state to allow citizens to form – domestic asset protections trusts –that can shield assets from future creditors and lawsuits. Candidates for this type of trust are those facing liability concerns, high-risk professionals and those with a large net worth. It’s best to set up this kind of trust far […]
Also posted in Estate Planning
Tagged Estate Planning, Trusts
