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Michigan is considered a no-fault divorce state. Basically, this means you do not have to give the court a reason for no longer wanting to be marr  Read More»

Other than Estate Planning, the most neglected area of personal and business financial planning is the establishment of a perpetuation plan for you  Read More»

While the stock market decline over the last year has made many people concerned about continuing to contribute to their 401(k) plan account, histo  Read More»

Do you have a will? If your answer was no, you're not alone. According to a 2007 survey by Harris Interactive, 55 percent of all adult Americans do  Read More»

You may have noticed a little extra in your paycheck lately. Smile! The America Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (“ARRA”) adjusted the amo  Read More»

MARCH MADNESS OFFICE POOLS
There is no doubt many of you reading this article will fill out brackets for this year’s NCAA Tournament. Marc  Read More»

Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, if an employee was involuntarily terminated, and otherwise eligible for COBRA benefits, d  Read More»

Many employers maintain one or more qualified retirement plans for their employees. The most popular qualified retirement plan is the 401(k) Profi  Read More»

Checking your credit report at least annually is a good idea to ensure your credit history has been accurately reported. A regular credit check-up   Read More»

The Michigan real estate transfer tax (“MRETT”) has been extended to contracts for the transfer or acquisition of an outstanding interest in an  Read More»