Frequently Asked Questions

Although most traffic tickets are considered civil infractions (and therefore incarceration is not possible), most offenses have significant legal   Read More»

A DPA may be revoked by the patient at any time by communicating, in any manner, an intent to revoke the DPA.

A DPA may also be made irrevoc  Read More»

A patient advocate that has been appointed and has accepted the appointment may only exercise her powers under the DPA when the patient is not able  Read More»

Michigan law provides that a properly draft patient advocate document can confer upon the designated patient advocate the right to make any medical  Read More»

The legal requirments for a patient advocate are set forth by a Michigan statute in the Estates and Protected Individuals Code. That statute sets   Read More»

A living will or patient advocate is a common term used to describe what is know as Designation of Patient Advocate ("DPA") under Michigan law. A D  Read More»

The term probate refers to the legal process by which a person's property (the probate estate) is distributed to his or her heirs after death. The   Read More»

In Michigan, there are two classes of LLCs: manager-managed LLC and member-managed LLC. The organizers of the LLC elect whether the LLC is to be a   Read More»

Many people who decide to form an LLC already have an existing business that has been operated for several years as a partnership or sole proprieto  Read More»

A limited liability company, or LLC, is a legal entity similar to a corporation that allows businesses and investors to limit their liability expos  Read More»