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Email: Email Business
Extra Phones: Phone: (586) 803-8508
Services/Products: Special Needs, Elder Law, Veteran's Benefits, Medicaid, Estate Planning, Settlement Planning
Payment method: visa, master card, discover, debit, check, cash
Location: Located on Hall Road between Van Dyke and Schoenherr
Other Link: http://www.michiganlawcenter.com
Categories: Attorneys, Elder Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys

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Phone: (586) 803-8500

Address: 12900 Hall Rd Ste 470, Sterling Heights, MI 48313

Website: http://www.michiganlawcenter.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Special Needs Divorces. A special needs child can substantially influence how a judge decides disputes involving custody, support, and property division. If sole custody is awarded, a parenting time schedule must work to minimize unnecessary disruptions to the childâ€™s life. A noncustodial parent may need to contest an initial child support amount if the childâ€™s medical and special education expenses exceed what the stateâ€™s formula calculates. A parent may also request spousal support if they will continue to care for the child when they come of age. Finally, because Michigan divides property â€œequitably,â€ the parent who is primarily responsible for caring for a special needs child may ask for a greater share of marital assets. Our team can represent you in divorce proceedings and pursue a just outcome that protects the interests of your special needs child.
Guardianship
If the issues surrounding the health of your senior dictate, the time may come when a guardianship is required to help your family best serve your aging loved one. In elder law, a guardianship removes determination rights from one adult over healthcare choices and gives them to another adult. Guardianships are typically used in many elder law cases if an elderly parent is no longer acting responsibly regarding their healthcare choices. The legal test is not whether the adult in question is making poor choices regarding their health; itâ€™s whether they understand the consequences of their inaction or questionable decisions.
Spousal Support

Juvenile Crimes

Real Estate Transactions
Â· Managed extensive real estate transactions, overseeing more than 500 cases and client requests which also included several commercial enterprise deals.

Personal Injury
When a person with special needs who receives public benefits also secures a settlement in a personal injury case, the awarded funds
Medicaid Planning
Medicaid Planning. Medicaid planning helps elderly loved ones meet the programâ€™s strict eligibility requirements while ensuring they still have the assets and financial resources that they need to live their lives.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
If you have a child with special needs, you need a legal professional who understands what you are going through and is well-equipped to assist you with all of your planning concerns. At Michigan Law Center, PLLC, our team is dedicated to helping families throughout Michigan navigate situations where special needs planning intersects with estate planning, probate administration, family law, divorce, and court settlements. No matter your circumstances, we will work closely with you to create a customized plan that protects the financial security of your loved one with special needs and provides your family with peace of mind. Our attorneys have decades of legal experience in this area and can strategically approach many types of complex scenarios. We will walk you through all available options and are committed to implementing strategic solutions that achieve your familyâ€™s desired outcomes.
Wills
Your last will and testament is an important document needed to establish your intentions for your assets once youâ€™ve passed away. Writing a will is often the first step when establishing an estate plan, as it sets the goals for your future plans and the inheritance of your beneficiaries. Most people avoid making these preparations for the future because they believe they are too young to need these legal tools in place, but itâ€™s never too early to establish how you want your assets to be handled once youâ€™ve passed away. Itâ€™s a mistake to assume everything will fall into place and that your spoken wishes will be executed. At the Michigan Law Center, we can create a will that ensures there are no questions about your expressed wishes.
Trusts
Michele P. (Fuller) Urbatsch is the founder of Michigan Law Center, P.L.L.C, and President of Advocacy, Inc., a non-profit organization. Her law practice focuses on advocacy, protection, and asset preservation for persons with disabilities, including working in the following areas of law: elder law, special needs planning, special needs trust administration, and settlement planning.
Power of Attorney
Powers of Attorney. You can appoint agents to act on your behalf in various capacities. A financial power of attorney handles financial activities you authorize, while a medical power of attorney advocates for you in health care settings. You can set your powers of attorney to â€œtriggerâ€ when you become incapacitated or otherwise unable to communicate.
Probate
Chuck Semarjian graduated from the University of Detroit Law School in 1981. Shortly after passing the Bar Exam, Chuck opened his first law office in Eastpointe where he worked as a sole practitioner specializing in juvenile law, probate law, Social...

Tax Law
Including a trust in your estate plan can help shield your assets from probate, provide advanced tax preparation, and long-term care solutions for disabled loved ones.

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