He is sole owner and one of LLCs is 3-4 million gross/year. Me and one son are employees of that LLC.
answered on Apr 2, 2024
The LLC membership interests will be part of your husband's intestate probate estate. Consequently, state law will determine the ultimate beneficiaries.
Both of you should endeavor to get operating agreements done for the LLCs and you should both get wills and, at least, a revocable... View More 
I recently was notified that i was the beneficiary of a trust from my grandfather after he passed. I was sent only two pages of the trust document that applied to only me specifically. Do I have legal rights to see the entire trust document as it pertains to all parties?
answered on Feb 2, 2024
Under Michigan law, the trustees must provide you with the portions of the trust that relate to your rights to distributions, etc. There is nothing in the statutes to compel them to provide you with the entire trust document.
As a practical matter, however, many of the probate judges do... View More
Its a bankruptcy case
answered on Dec 23, 2022
Certainly, you should speak to your attorney about filing a motion to reopen the case and obtain permission to file the appropriate documents. He or she should obviously comply with your request. Refiling is also a possibility, but there are factors that might prevent it.
If there is no... View More
We each have adult children and grandchildren, we are 68 and 67 years. All assets are joint, however, we would like to create a trust to protect each other and set things up the way we wish. Is this something you or your office can assist us with? Thanks so much, we live in Munith Michigan.
answered on Jun 16, 2023
Yes, we can help. The situation you describe is actually not uncommon. The fact that you are not husband and wife presents a few technical issues, but is not a bar to allowing you to arrange your affairs the way you describe.
We provide no obligation consultations, in person, over the... View More
I started an LLC for software-as-a-service in Michigan and I am getting clients from Ohio and Illinois, I wanted to know that do I need to file an LLC in all states from where I get clients or I can do business from my Michigan LLC only, and where do I pay income tax?
answered on Feb 24, 2022
The filing of Articles of Organization in the other states in which you are doing business is not appropriate. Doing so would create separate entities that would have to be treated accordingly.
The registration of your company in those states in which you are doing business is, however,... View More
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