Are you concerned about your memory? Carrier Law is partnering with the Alzheimer’s Alliance at Michigan State University to offer FREE memory screenings. A memory screening is conducted by a trained memory screening administrator and can help determine if further evaluation is needed. A screening cannot diagnose...
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Sometimes putting the wrong documents in place is actually more costly than having nothing in place at all. Download our guide on how to avoid a DIY Will and what Carrier Law can do to help. Common Problems with DIY Wills...
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Five Reasons to Update Your Living Will from The Law Offices of David L. Carrier A living will is a crucial part of planning for the future. It can help ensure your family is prepared to handle end-of-life decisions if you were to...
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We have some exciting news to share – we're changing our name to Carrier Law. Our business has grown and evolved over the last 35 years, and it was time to update our look to better match who we are today: a highly experienced team...
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Incorporating Art and Collectibles Into Your Estate Plan from The Law Offices of David L. Carrier Artwork and collectibles are an important asset in many of our lives. When it comes to estate planning, you do not want to leave the future of...
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We can help you establish a will or trust, or make sure your existing one is current. Contact us today for a free document review. ...
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The Importance of Considering Cryptocurrency During Estate Planning from The Law Offices of David L. Carrier What Happens to Your Digital Money After You Die? In simple terms, if you’ve invested in Bitcoin, Ethereum or any of the other available cryptocurrencies, whatever sum of...
Read MoreA will is a legal document that lets you tell the world who should receive your assets after your death. An “I Love You” Will basically states, I leave everything to my spouse first and then to our children equally. In real life this type...
Read MoreIn the U.S. an estimated 5.4 million people are living with Alzheimer’s disease Are Your Legal Documents In Order? How can anyone know the true devastation of Alzheimer’s unless you have had a loved one affected by the disease? In Michigan, there are 180,000 people aged 65...
Read MorePresident Donald Trump signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law on December 22, 2017. While the new legislation redefined the tax brackets and eliminated personal deductions, it also changed the rules for charitable giving. Here are some of the changes you need to know in order to plan your donations appropriately for the upcoming year.
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