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The short answer is no. Spouses, children, and other relatives typically aren’t responsible for any of the outstanding debts of a relative who passes away. A decedent's debt is usually paid from their estate, which is money or property they left behind. When a person dies with debt, it may impact the beneficiaries of...

We may be a little biased with some of our “best choices,” but Michigan has a host of great places to see this summer and fall and a treasure trove of hidden gems. We’ll go through a few of these and give you some reminders for auto upkeep to check before you go to...

The time between Memorial Day and Labor Day is known among motor safety experts as the "100 Deadly Days of Summer" due to a significant increase in fatal crashes involving teen drivers. On average last year between the two holidays, seven people died per day nationwide from accidents involving teen drivers. And AAA of...

Summer is the time that many of us in Michigan like to hit the road and enjoy the natural beauty of our great state. Your trip may include towing a camper or boat to your vacation destination. If it does, you’ll want to understand these requirements and safety tips. Remember that trailers must be...

Michigan Supreme Court recently ruled that Court of Appeals erred by failing to apply the framework of an earlier case since that decision was never clearly superseded by the Legislature or overruled by the Supreme Court. The holding in Baker v. Slack (1948) that damages for lost earning capacity are not available under the...