Focused Estate Planning, After Death, Elder, and LLC Services for Oakland and Macomb

A Small, Independent Attorney Practice for Oakland and Macomb
- Estate Planning
- After a Death
- Elder Law
- LLC Services
Focused Estate Planning, After Death, Elder, and LLC Services for Oakland and Macomb

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I focus on practical planning for Oakland and Macomb County families and small businesses. My work is limited to estate planning, legal work after a death, elder law, and straightforward LLCs, so you get focused attention—not a one‑size‑fits‑all law office.

Wills, trusts, and powers of attorney to keep your family in control if something happens to you.

Guided help with probate and trust administration so your family isn’t left alone with a stack of papers and no roadmap.

Strategies to afford care and protect your spouse and home, without guessing at Medicaid rules.

LLC help for rental homes and small businesses so your personal nest egg is better protected.
An illness or accident could leave you unable to handle money or make medical decisions. A Financial Power of Attorney and Patient Advocate Designation let people you trust pay your bills and talk to your doctors when you cannot.
At 18, your college student is legally an adult, and you may not be able to make medical decisions if they are incapacitated. A patient advocate designation lets trusted adults step in when needed.
Preparation of deeds, including ladybird deeds and “in and out” deeds - used when property to be taken out of a revocable trust for refinancing and then deeded back in to restore your estate plan.
A power of attorney for parental consent allows your chosen caregiver to make day‑to‑day and emergency decisions for your child while you are away.
Trust certificates to help you work with banks and title companies and to sell or refinance trust‑owned real estate.
Thomas Legal, PLLC
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