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Harter Phillip E, Attorney

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Phone: (269) 963-3900

Address: 395 S Shore Dr, Battle Creek, MI 49014

Divorce
Child Custody and Visitation
Guardianship
CT lawyers frequently assist clients with obtaining guardianship and conservatorship over their loved ones. Sometimes those cases are easy “uncontested” matters, and sometimes they involve months or even years of litigation. We’re good with either – very good.
Spousal Support
The Michigan Court of Appeals has issued an opinion regarding the appropriateness of using probate court protective orders to obtain spousal support orders in situations where such orders...

Medicaid Planning
Probably more than in any other practice area, CT lawyers are recognized as the State experts in Medicaid planning. Doug Chalgian literally wrote the Michigan Medicaid Planning Handbook, which is the primary source of information on Medicaid planning used by hundreds of Michigan lawyers.

Estate Planning
A new unpublished case offers a helpful refresher on contempt proceedings in the context of trust and estate administration. “Vera” was removed as co-trustee and co-personal representative of...
Wills
It’s probably wrong to say that Will and Trust contests are the bread and butter of what we do at CT – maybe more like the meat and potatoes. Cases like this are heavy – a lot to digest. Even so, we always have more than one or two of these types of cases going at a time.
Trusts
In this case we dive into the murky area of creditor rights in Michigan Trust administration, and more specifically, the relationship between creditors of business entities v...
Power of Attorney
First, the COA clarifies that a fiduciary or confidential relationship sufficient to give rise to the presumption need not be a formal fiduciary relationship, such as an agent appointed under a power of attorney. Here, the perpetrator helped the decedent pay her bills and do her banking. This was enough to establish a confidential relationship for the purpose of giving rise to the presumption, and it was for this error that the trial court’s decision was reversed.
Probate
The Michigan Supreme Court has ventured back into probate law, this time to explain the rules for determining what it takes to prove that one spouse was...

Foreclosure
In Re Petition of Emmet County Treasurer for Foreclosure is a published decision. [Click on the name to read the case.] Dona owned a house that went...

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