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Should You Use DIY Estate Planning Documents in Michigan?One of the most common questions I receive as a Michigan estate...
06/29/2026

Should You Use DIY Estate Planning Documents in Michigan?

One of the most common questions I receive as a Michigan estate planning attorney is: “Can I just download legal documents online and do it myself?”

My answer is usually the same: No — and not because estate planning needs to be complicated, but because small mistakes can create major legal problems later.

I regularly review Michigan deeds, wills, trusts, and estate plans prepared without legal guidance. In many cases, documents contain ex*****on errors, improper statutory language, incorrect beneficiary designations, or asset titling issues that could cause probate delays, inheritance disputes, or unintended consequences for surviving family members.

DIY estate planning often fails to account for blended families, probate avoidance strategies, tax implications, guardianship planning, trust administration concerns, and coordination between financial accounts and estate documents. What appears “simple” online can become extremely expensive once probate litigation begins.

Unfortunately, many families do not discover these issues until after a death occurs — when corrections become more difficult, more expensive, and sometimes impossible under Michigan probate law.

Estate planning is not just about filling out forms. It is about creating legally effective documents that protect your family, preserve assets, minimize future conflict, and ensure your wishes can actually be carried out under Michigan law.






What does a Will Do? Put who in control?Without a will, estate administration often feels like navigating an unfamiliar ...
06/23/2026

What does a Will Do? Put who in control?

Without a will, estate administration often feels like navigating an unfamiliar road with no clear direction. Families are left to interpret the law, resolve disputes, and manage delays—often during an already difficult time.

With a properly drafted will, that same road becomes structured and predictable. Your intentions are documented, your beneficiaries are clearly identified, and the process moves forward with purpose instead of uncertainty.

Estate planning is not just about distributing assets—it is about reducing conflict, preserving relationships, and ensuring your wishes are carried out efficiently. The difference between confusion and clarity often comes down to one document.

When courts are left to decide, outcomes follow statutory defaults—not personal intent. A will puts you back in control.

Key Takeaway: A will transforms uncertainty into clarity—protecting your family, your assets, and your legacy.

Radzwion Law, PLLC

📞 248-702-5282 | Protecting your family.






What does a Will Do? (Will vs No Will)Without a will, estate administration often feels like navigating an unfamiliar ...
06/15/2026

What does a Will Do? (Will vs No Will)

Without a will, estate administration often feels like navigating an unfamiliar road with no clear direction. Families are left to interpret the law, resolve disputes, and manage delays—often during an already difficult time.

With a properly drafted will, that same road becomes structured and predictable. Your intentions are documented, your beneficiaries are clearly identified, and the process moves forward with purpose instead of uncertainty.

Estate planning is not just about distributing assets—it is about reducing conflict, preserving relationships, and ensuring your wishes are carried out efficiently. The difference between confusion and clarity often comes down to one document.

When courts are left to decide, outcomes follow statutory defaults—not personal intent. A will puts you back in control.

Key Takeaway: A will transforms uncertainty into clarity—protecting your family, your assets, and your legacy.

Radzwion Law, PLLC
📞 248-702-5282 | Protecting your family.






Sometimes the most valuable professional seminar isn't held at a luxury hotel hundreds of miles away.Sometimes it's on a...
06/11/2026

Sometimes the most valuable professional seminar isn't held at a luxury hotel hundreds of miles away.

Sometimes it's on a courthouse bench with someone who has spent decades doing the work.

Recently, I had the opportunity to spend some time talking with Terry, an attorney who has been serving Macomb County and the Metro Detroit community for longer than I've been breathing air.

Our conversation started with questions about issues I'm seeing develop in our community and quickly turned into a masterclass on probate practice, guardianships, and protecting vulnerable adults.

Terry shared his experiences serving as a court-appointed public guardian, overseeing the medical and financial affairs of elderly individuals who had no family available to help them.

He explained the growing shortage of guardians for our aging population and walked me through how fraud and financial exploitation cases often develop—and how guardians can step in to protect vulnerable individuals.

What struck me most were the stories involving financial scams, fraud, and the exploitation of elderly adults. Coincidentally, the first case Terry and I worked on together involved allegations of fraud. That case has long since ended, but the lessons I learned from it—and from our recent conversation—will stay with me for years.

A few takeaways for us all:

• Take time to listen to those who have gone before you. Their experience can help you avoid mistakes and see challenges before they develop.

• Check on your parents, grandparents, and elderly loved ones. Financial exploitation, scams, and unauthorized account transfers happen every day, often to people who never see it coming.

Experience matters. And sometimes the best education comes from simply sitting down and listening.

I'm blessed to have crossed paths with Terry.








What Happens If I Die Without a Will? Dying without a will—called intestate—means Michigan law decides how your assets a...
06/08/2026

What Happens If I Die Without a Will?

Dying without a will—called intestate—means Michigan law decides how your assets are distributed. Spouses, children, and other relatives receive shares according to MCL 700.2101 et seq. Your personal preferences, like gifts to friends or charities, may not be honored, and your family may face additional court involvement and delays.

Intestate succession can also create conflict among heirs, especially in blended families. Even a simple will avoids uncertainty, clearly identifies beneficiaries, and allows you to name a personal representative to manage your estate.

Key Point: Without a will, the state decides for you, and the result may not reflect your wishes.

To make sure your estate goes exactly where you want it, I, along with my legal team at Radzwion Law, PLLC, can help you create a tailored plan. Call 248-702-5282 to start planning.









Do I Really Need a Will or Trust? Many people assume estate planning is only for the wealthy—but that’s not true. A will...
06/01/2026

Do I Really Need a Will or Trust?

Many people assume estate planning is only for the wealthy—but that’s not true. A will ensures your property goes to the people you choose, while a trust can help avoid probate, provide for minor children, or protect assets from creditors.

Even small estates benefit from planning, because without a will, your assets are distributed according to state law, which may not match your wishes.

A trust can also give you more control over timing and conditions of inheritance.

For example, you could set funds aside for a child to access only after graduating college.

Even basic estate plans help reduce stress for your loved ones during difficult times.

Key Point: A will or trust is about control, clarity, and protecting your loved ones, no matter the size of your estate.

If you want to ensure your plan is legally sound, I, along with my legal team at Radzwion Law, PLLC, can guide you.

Call 248-702-5282 to discuss your estate planning options.





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