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Michigan  Elder Law Lawyers assist people with issues relating to retirement planning, elder care and estate administration.

Most Elder Law services are normally billed at an hourly rate or on a flat fee basis. A retainer or pre-payment is customary and will vary depending on the complexity of your legal issue.  Estate Settlement fees are usually billed based on a percentage of the size of the estate.  Larger and more complex estates typically cost more.  Some states have established standard fees based on the size of the estate.

Common issues handled by Michigan  Elder Law Lawyers include:

Accessing Medical Records	Life Insurance
Asset Protection	Living Trusts - Irrevocable
Asset Transfer	Living Trusts - Revocable
Choosing Long-Term Care	Living Wills
Community Property	Long-Term Care
Durable Power of Attorney	Long-Term Care Insurance
Elder Abuse	Medical Power of Attorney
Equitable Distribution	Medicare & Medicaid
Estate Administration	Mental Health Issues
Estate Claims	Nursing Home Issues
Estate Planning	Personal Property
Estate Settlement	Power of Attorney
Estates	Probate
Financial Planning	Property Transfers
Financial Power of Attorney	Real Property
Gifts	Retirement Issues
Guardianship	Rights to an Estate
Health Care Issues	Senior Citizen Issues
Health Care Power of Attorney	Social Security
Health Insurance Denials	Social Security Disability
Hospice Care Issues	Tax Planning
Inheritance	Trusts
Joint Property Ownership	Wills

Click on a MI county or county seat  Elder Law Lawyer Directory to find a lawyer or visit the OptimusLaw Law Library Online to learn more about  Elder Law legal issues and topics.  Call or email the Featured Lawyer of your choice to present your legal matter and/or schedule an initial consultation. 

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