Make sense of your choices

A plan for the life you’re living.

Business owners and founders, professional families, and athletes.

The short version.

Start with a concern.

Who depends on you, what do you own, and what should happen next? You do not need to know the document name.

Find the right team.

We identify your Michigan connection, the work needed, and whether another specialist or local counsel should join.

Ask if you’re unsure.

You do not need a particular job title or a perfect file to ask whether we can help.

More detail, if you want it.

Open the explanation and sources

We provide Michigan-based estate counsel for business owners and founders, professional families, and athletes. Start with who depends on you, what you own, and what should happen next.

Begin with a real concern

  • A parent wants reliable management of a child’s inheritance.
  • A business owner needs ownership and succession decisions to fit.
  • An athlete wants contracts and changing residences reviewed alongside family needs.
  • A family wants clearer healthcare and financial authority.

The first conversation identifies your Michigan connection, the work needed, and any other expertise required.

A process built around continuity

We agree on a meeting format that fits your life: a focused planning day or several shorter meetings. Take time between conversations to consider decisions, talk with family and ask questions. Signing and funding follow their requirements. Lifetime counsel and one annual plan revision are included at no additional charge.

Keep your team involved

We coordinate with advisors you authorize. Referrals do not grant access to your matter; any referral discount is confirmed before engagement.

Recognize when the team needs to expand

Out-of-state property, disputes, creditor issues, specialized taxes, or urgent capacity concerns may require additional counsel. We identify that need early.

Reviewed October 15, 2026. Examples are illustrative.

General education, not advice for an individual matter. Applicable law and the relevant facts control. Discuss your circumstances with qualified counsel.

Still unsure? Let’s talk it through.

Tell us what you’re deciding. We’ll explain the next step.

Let’s talk about your plan