Conservatorship Lawyers in Ann Arbor and Tecumseh

Safeguarding a loved one’s money, property, and peace of mind starts with the right legal team. Stimpson & Associates, P.C. has guided Washtenaw and Lenawee County families through Michigan conservatorships for more than two decades, keeping assets secure and family harmony intact. We know stepping into a court role can feel overwhelming, that’s why we are here to help.

If you handle an aging parent’s bills or have a special‑needs child who will soon turn eighteen, this information is for you.

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Why Trusted Families Choose Us

  • Twenty–plus years devoted to probate and estate law in the Ann Arbor and Tecumseh courts
  • Past President, Lenawee County Bar Association
  • More than 90 online reviews praising our professional, knowledgeable, friendly team

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What Problem Does A Conservatorship Solve?

A conservatorship allows a court‑appointed fiduciary to collect assets, pay expenses, and file accurate reports when a person cannot manage money alone. Without that protection, unpaid taxes, predatory callers, and family disputes can erode a lifetime of savings.

Picture life after a proper conservatorship is in place. The tax bill gets paid on time, Every bank account is locked down against fraud while funds remain available for your loved one’s needs. When the yearly court‑approved financial report arrives every sibling nods in agreement rather than arguing over receipts.

If a simple power of attorney will solve the problem, we will tell you. Conservatorship is for when every other door is closed.

Protect your family’s savings before problems snowball. Schedule a consultation.

Conservatorship Benefits at a Glance

  • Stops late fees and penalty interest by ensuring every invoice is paid on time
  • Blocks financial predators through court‑monitored banking and bonded oversight
  • Provides transparent, court‑reviewed accounting so relatives stay informed and cooperative

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Core Duties We Guide You Through

Collect and Secure Assets: We retitle accounts, record deeds, and file the inventory within the fifty‑six‑day statutory window.

Build a Spending Plan: Together we budget for care, housing, and future needs, then invest under Michigan’s prudent‑investor standard.

File Annual Reports: Our team prepares the verified money report the court requires, making sure it is clear and accurate so the process remains stress‑free.

Let us handle these duties so you can focus on family.

The Michigan Process in Three Steps

  1. File the Petition. We draft the petition, attach the medical evaluation, and serve interested parties.
  2. Attend One Court Hearing. Hearings in Ann Arbor or Tecumseh are usually set four to six weeks after filing, and we present all evidence on your behalf.
  3. Maintain Ongoing Protection. After appointment we help you establish fiduciary accounts, obtain any required bond, and keep every annual filing on schedule.

State law gives a new conservator only fifty‑six days to submit a complete inventory. Beginning early prevents last‑minute scrambles and court‑ordered extensions.

Ready to Protect What Matters?

Waiting even a month can mean late fees, frozen accounts, or assets lost to fraud. One call with our conservatorship team sets a proven plan in motion and gives you immediate peace of mind, knowing every court form, deadline, and report is handled by professionals who do this work every day.

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Testimonials

Our satisfied clients highlight our compassionate guidance, clear communication, and effective solutions, emphasizing their comfort and confidence in our personalized services.

My wife and I worked with Jessica Kelly to rewrite and update our estate documents. Jessica was thoughtful, caring, articulate and professional and showed a thorough understanding of issues we faced. She worked carefully and patiently with us to produce a document that we feel will serve us well. Without reservation, we would recommend her services to others.

Lee Burton

Our family experienced an unimaginable tragedy and Stimpson Law helped us every step of the way. They were understanding, caring, and showed compassion while handling our legal matters. We are so appreciative of the entire office and highly recommend them.

Kacey Prichard

Mr. Stimpson and his colleagues were so kind and very polite and helpful, when I was going through my divorce. They took the time and patience to explain everything in detail to my understanding. I would refer Stimpson & Associates to anyone who needs lawyer services.

Christina Persiani

I wish I could give Stimpson and his team more than five stars! Stimpson was my attorney for a drawn-out and emotional case. He kept me level-headed, focused, and most importantly, prepared. I genuinely appreciate his advice, his honesty, and his straightforward attitude. My fight was his fight and that was evident in the courtroom. Stimpson was worth every single penny! A BIG thank you to him and his team!

Amanda Wines

Meet Our Legal Team

Our team of experienced attorneys is here to help you. We combine personal service with local know-how to guide you through estate planning with clarity and care.

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