by Alexander W. Hermanowski | Feb 13, 2018 | Estate Planning
What does Estate Planning mean in Michigan? Estate planning can mean many different things and is different for different people. Some people in Michigan view estate planning as having life insurance because they will have something in place for their loved ones if...
by Alexander W. Hermanowski | Feb 2, 2018 | Estate Planning
When people start having families, start getting older, or diagnosed with an illness, they often consult with a lawyer to have them draft Powers of Attorney for Healthcare. It makes sense because there is a distinct possibility that they might need to use...
by Alexander W. Hermanowski | Dec 19, 2017 | Personal Injury Blog
In Michigan, if a person is in a car accident and they are hurt, they may be entitled to compensation for their injuries. The two main ways a person can get compensated are by a first-party no-fault insurance claim or a third-party no-fault insurance claim. It is...
by Alexander W. Hermanowski | Dec 14, 2017 | Personal Injury Blog
When someone is injured in a car accident in Michigan, there are two potential ways to recover money or sue for payment on your injuries. The two ways in Michigan are: first party no fault insurance claims (PIP) and third party no fault insurance claims. What is a...
by Alexander W. Hermanowski | Dec 12, 2017 | Estate Planning
Many people manage their own affairs whether that is paying the electricity bill, mowing the lawn, funding a retirement account, making sure that insurances are up to date, among other things. One area that many people neglect in Michigan is creating instructions on...
