Estate Planning in Ann Arbor to Help Protect Your Family’s Financial Future

An estate plan is more than a will, a trust, or a fancy binder full of papers–more than a free dinner and a slick presentation.

Estate planning is the vital first step in helping ensure that your loved ones are provided for in the event of the unexpected, and it’s serious business. It’s peace of mind—knowing that you have taken the time to plan for and protect your family’s future.

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Why do I need an Estate Plan?

Sadly, as many as seven out of ten people leave this world without having prepared an estate plan, often burdening their families with confusion, frustration, court costs, legal fees and, in some cases, estate taxes that could have been avoided if they’d only planned ahead.

Why let a judge determine who will benefit from your hard work or who will have custody of your minor children? Make these important decisions for yourself.

It’s Time to Get Started

There is no better time than today to plan for your future and for that of your loved ones with a comprehensive estate plan, including:

Wills

Trusts, including joint, tax sheltering, education, special needs and charitable trusts

Funeral representative designations

Advance medical care directives

Prenuptial agreements

Business succession plans.

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Why Arbor Estate Planning?

Helping clients protect their families’ financial future is the most important work I do.

I don’t sell insurance, sell annuities, or put assets under management. Instead, I ask questions, listen, advise, then develop a comprehensive estate plan that meets your specific legacy needs. Let me help you plan ahead. 

Don’t Wait any Longer

Call 734.827.9450 or email for an appointment today.

To get started, download my Estate Planning Information questionnaire. It’s a Word DOC file you can use to collect the information we’ll need for your comprehensive estate plan.

Success Stories

Jan Lee

Satisfied Client

When my father-in-law, Chuck, was suddenly taken to the hospital with heart issues, he realized that he needed to “get his affairs in order.” Chris met us at the hospital that afternoon to discuss Chuck’s wishes. He was compassionate and understanding, without a lot of  the confusing ‘legal speak.’

Susan Franke

Financial Advisor

A Final Will and Testament shared by one client named his ex-spouse and the adult children from that marriage as the heirs of his estate. That could have caused severe financial hardship for his current wife and new baby. A phone call to Chris solved the problem.

Len Pytlak

CPA

Chris will go out of his way to help his clients. The elderly mother of a mutual client of ours was going to have an operation and needed financial documents drawn-up promptly. Chris drafted the documents and took them to the hospital for the family to review and sign, since they could not come to the office.

Contact

Hours

  • Monday-Friday, 9:00a to 5:00p
  • Consultations by appointment
  • In person, by telephone, or online
  • Evening appointments available
  • Home, hospital and extended care facility visits available
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