Rochester Hills, Michigan
- Estate Planning
- Post-Death Legal Affairs
- Nursing Home Medicaid
Secure your estate before it’s too late!
- Estate Planning
- Post-Death Legal Affairs
- Nursing Home Medicaid
Rochester Hills, Michigan
Thomas Legal, PLLC offers clear directions and expert guidance. We help your family avoid losing your home or savings to costly mistakes. We guide you through planning ahead, handling tough times after a death, and navigating nursing home Medicaid applications. Let us help protect what matters most to you. Click the contact button at the bottom of the page now and request a consultation.

Plan ahead so your family always knows what to do. With our firm's flat fee help, you can:
This kind of plan helps your family feel safe.

When someone in your family passes away, there’s a lot to do. Thomas Legal, PLLC can:
With our firm's expert care, you can help your family feel safe and supported.

Helping a loved one go to a nursing home can be hard. Medicaid advice from our firm can:
With Thomas Legal, PLLC, you can make the process of applying for Nursing Home Medicaid less stressful for you and your family.
As a college student, your child may need their own patient advocate designation to ensure trusted individuals can make healthcare decisions if they become incapacitated.
Your power of attorney for parental consent allows your chosen caregiver to make decisions about your child’s care while you’re away, ensuring your child’s safety and well-being in emergencies.
Preparation of deeds such as ladybird deeds, to meet your estate planning and property transfer needs.
Preparation of your trust certificates to help you access resources at financial institutions and enable the sale of trust-owned real estate.
Starting an LLC should be simple, smart, and secure. Let Thomas Legal, PLLC handle the details, so you can focus on your goals.
When their father passed unexpectedly, the three brothers—Evan, Luke, and Daniel—returned to their hometown for the funeral. Their father had run a successful woodworking business and owned a cherished lake cabin, a home full of memories. What he didn’t leave, as they soon learned, was a proper estate plan.
At first, they promised one another not to argue. “We’ll figure it out fairly,” Evan said over the kitchen table.
Weeks turned into months. The business needed a decision-maker, the cabin needed repairs, and the money tied up in their father’s accounts was frozen pending probate. Each brother came to believe he knew what their father really wanted. Evan argued for selling everything and splitting the proceeds. Luke, who had worked beside their father for years, claimed he deserved the workshop. Daniel refused to sell at all, saying their father would have wanted to keep the cabin in the family.
Eventually, anger replaced grief. The brothers hired separate lawyers, each insisting the law would vindicate him. Legal fees drained the estate, and the woodworking business fell apart without leadership. By the time a judge divided what was left, the family’s harmony—along with nearly half the inheritance—was gone.
A year later, standing alone at the lake cabin before its sale, Daniel whispered, “All this because Dad didn’t have a real plan.” The wind off the water carried the words quietly, as if agreeing.
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