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About our firm
At AJ Skillman Law PLLC, we embody the values of integrity, customer satisfaction, and communication in every aspect of our work.
Our commitment to integrity ensures that we uphold the highest ethical standards while representing our client’s interests. We prioritize customer satisfaction by delivering tailored solutions that exceed expectations and foster long-term success.
Additionally, we are dedicated to building trusting relationships. Through clear and open communication, we ensure our clients are well informed and empowered throughout the process.
With over 20 years of experience, we provide expert legal counsel and personalized services in the areas of wills, trust, probate, trademark, contracts, and nonprofits.
your dependable legal advocateAbout Alicia Skillman
After many years as a general practitioner, Alicia Skillman was determined to meet the needs of her clientele better and now focuses on assisting businesses and individuals with trusts, probate, estate planning, small business development, ethics, and trademark.
Her passion for these areas stems from personally experiencing the burden left when a loved one passes away without having done any preplanning. She wants to ensure she can help as many families as possible avoid experiencing that.
She’s on a mission to partner with clients to plan for when they are gone so they can experience peace of mind now.
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Alicia’s legal expertise and experience have helped clients throughout Michigan and the greater Detroit area. Her commitment to advocacy extends far beyond the legal realm. As a member of the LGBTQ community, she is a staunch activist for equality and inclusivity. She also serves in ministry and officiates marriages. When she is not helping clients build their legacy or uniting couples in matrimony, she finds solace with her family and in her garden.
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FAQs
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In general, you must go through the probate process. If your grandfather has other descendants, you must provide them with written notice informing them that you are filing this matter.
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You’ll want a power of attorney to designate someone to handle your business affairs when you become incapacitated.
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It depends. Generally, if there is a medical emergency, a hospital may require that you seek to become a guardian, even if you have her designation as a patient advocate.
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Yes, if you want to have your logo/business name designated with protections under federal law.
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There are various types of businesses, including corporations, partnerships, limited liability corporations, and nonprofits. Most states have a department where a business entity can be created. You do not need an attorney for this. However, we’d be happy to assist.
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We provide power of attorney, patient advocate designations, wills, trusts, special needs trusts, advance directives, deeds, and guardian and conservator nominations for children.
