Barron, Rosenberg, Mayoras & Mayoras P.C.

08/12/2026

A power of attorney is built on trust—but that trust can be abused.

From unauthorized gifts and personal spending to changing beneficiaries or transferring property, financial abuse by an agent can have serious consequences for both the individual and their estate.

Our latest blog explores the warning signs of power of attorney abuse in Michigan and the legal options available when misconduct is suspected.

Read more to learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.

When an individual executes a power of attorney, they place a significant amount of trust in the person they name as their agent. A financial power of attorney provides the agent with the authority to make legal and financial decisions on the principal’s behalf either immediately, or in the event ...

06/25/2026

Filing an estate dispute is just the beginning. Once a petition is filed in Michigan, the process moves through a series of structured steps, from initial hearings and asset freezes to discovery, mediation, and potentially trial. If you or someone you know is navigating an estate dispute, understanding what comes next can make all the difference. Read our latest blog to learn what to expect.

Whether the issue concerns a will contest, a breach of fiduciary duty, conflict among beneficiaries, or another estate-related issue, there is a strict legal process that takes place after an estate dispute is filed in Michigan.

05/27/2026

Executors and trustees have important legal responsibilities — and when they fail to fulfill them properly, beneficiaries may have options.

Our latest blog explains when an executor or trustee can be removed, the warning signs to watch for, and the legal steps involved in protecting an estate or trust.

Read the full blog to learn more.

Executors and trustees have a considerable amount of power over a decedent’s assets and settling their financial affairs. However, disputes can arise when an executor (referred to as a “personal representative” in Michigan) or trustee fails to act properly in carrying out their duties.

05/27/2026

If you believe an executor or trustee has mishandled an estate or breached their fiduciary duties, you may have legal options to hold them accountable.

Our latest blog breaks down what a fiduciary surcharge is, when it may apply, and how beneficiaries can take action to protect their interests.

Read the full blog to learn more.

While an executor of a decedent’s estate has a duty to act in the best interests of the estate and the designated beneficiaries, this does not always happen.

05/18/2026

We are very proud of our shareholder Danielle Mayoras who was the Emcee for the Women Conquer ALZ event and proud to be a sponsor of this wonderful event!

04/16/2026

Paying a family caregiver could trigger a Medicaid penalty… until now.

A new court decision says the state must look at the full picture—not just missing paperwork—before penalizing families.

A new court decision changes Michigan Medicaid rules on paying family caregivers. Learn how it affects penalties and your Medicaid options.

04/16/2026

A major shift in Medicaid planning just happened in Michigan.

A new court ruling now allows families to take action before Medicaid eligibility is officially determined—creating new opportunities to protect assets and reduce financial stress.

Learn what this means for married couples and long-term care planning.

A new Michigan Supreme Court ruling allows earlier Medicaid planning for married couples. Learn how the Sizick decision helps protect assets and reduce financial stress.