Estate planning is more than paperwork—it's about love, legacy, and ensuring your family's future. Harp Law helps clients in Detroit, Dearborn, Royal Oak, and Southeast Michigan navigate the emotional aspects of wills and trusts.
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Read MoreProtect your medical wishes with a health care proxy. Learn how Southeast Michigan residents can safeguard their future decisions with guidance from our attorneys in Detroit, Dearborn, and Royal Oak.
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Confused about revocable vs. irrevocable trusts? Our estate planning attorneys in Detroit, Dearborn, and Royal Oak explain the pros and cons of each. Learn which trust best suits your needs, offering flexibility, asset protection, and tax benefits. Serving Southeast Michigan, we help you make informed decisions to protect your legacy.
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Discover the best places to store your will with this guide from an estate planning lawyer. Explore pros and cons of home safes, safe deposit boxes, online storage, and more.
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Estate Planning is about ensuring that there is a plan for what happens to you, your belongings, your children, and your assets after you pass on or become incapacitated. Whether you have millions in assets or are living on a pension, having an estate plan is crucial to making sure you leave behind a legacy that is respectful and deserving of you and your family.
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An often-overlooked aspect of estate planning that is becoming more and more relevant each day is the handling of your social media, email, and other online accounts.
While we don’t have a true “digital afterlife” as depicted in Amazon’s new show Upload (not yet at least), your online accounts contain a treasure trove of personal information, data, photos and other valuable assets such as digital downloads, reward points, credit vouchers, cash, and cryptocurrency.
Unless you proactively plan for these digital accounts, your online life, after death, might continue indefinitely in ways you didn’t envision - with no one having any power to change it.
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