NEWS & VIEWS SUMMER 2026

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More Millennials Saying "I Do" to Prenuptial Agreements

Reporter Erica Francis from Fox 2 Detroit interviewed S&H attorney Hailey Burrell, JD who answers questions about Prenuptial Agreements. Major life changes often bring important legal and financial decisions.


Signing Day for 18-Year-Olds

These three 18-year-olds just checked “legal documents” off their adulting list. We loved helping these new adults take this important step with confidence and help families plan ahead for the unexpected. We created the Adulting Essentials Start-Up Kit to make this part of the journey easier. Turning 18 means more freedom and a few powerful legal documents every young adult should have in place.

The 40/70 Rule: One Conversation Can Change Everything



If you're in your 40s and your parents are in their 70s, now is the time to start talking - not because there's a crisis, but because planning works best before one happens. But this conversation isn't just for families. Financial advisors, CPAs, wealth managers, insurance professionals, and other trusted advisors are often the first to recognize when a client's life is changing.

In The News: Why Estate Planning is an Act of Empowerment


A compelling interview on WWJBK TV FOX 2 DETROIT with Reporter/Anchor Brandon Hudson and Dawn M. Schluter, JD, LLM. We honor and educate women on estate planning for International Women's Day and Women's History Month. A time to reflect on progress: the rights won, the barriers broken, the leadership claimed. 



SCAM Alert: What You Need to Know Right Now

Financial scams targeting older adults aren't just increasing—they're becoming more convincing, more personal, and more costly. According to reporting from The New York Times, Americans over 60 lose more than $2.4 billion each year to financial exploitation, with losses often accelerating in the years leading up to cognitive decline.


Over 77% of Adults 50+ Want to Remain in Their Homes for as Long As Possible

Fewer than one-third have taken steps to ensure their home is suitable. Find out if your home is ready. Get a home assessment from one of our professional care coordinators. Aging in place is more than just staying in the home you love – it’s about maintaining independence, safety, and quality of life as you age.


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