Patrick & Associates: The Michigan Probate Lawyers You Can Actually Count On

Probate can be problematic, even when there is no fighting. However, if you need to challenge a will, a trust, a beneficiary designation or anything else, an already trying situation becomes that much more challenging.

Whether you’re a personal representative, an heir, a beneficiary, a creditor, or someone omitted from a will or trust, you need an adept, aggressive, and experienced probate litigation lawyer who truly understands your concerns.

Our seasoned trial lawyers are prepared to lead the charge to give you and your loved ones a voice in contested probate matters. The Patrick & Associates litigation team specializes in resolving disputes involving decedent’s estates, trusts, guardianships, conservatorships, and other probate matters, ensuring your family’s interests are protected

Spouses or children omitted from wills and trusts

Family members who believe their loved one changed their will or trust under duress

Creditors making a claim against an estate

Trustees, personal representatives, and conservators wrongly accused of fraud or a breach of fiduciary duty

Heirs and beneficiaries who suspect misconduct by the individuals in charge like

No matter which side of the fight you are on, the Patrick & Associates litigation team can provide skilled, committed advocacy. We often represent clients like:

This is not an exhaustive list. Even if your specific situation isn’t mentioned above, we encourage you to contact us.

Our probate dispute attorneys have represented clients throughout the state. Though our office headquarters is located in Southfield, we can assist you in any Michigan probate court.

When you need assistance with any probate concern, we’re only a call or an email away. If your probate issue can only be resolved in court, we have the skills and experience needed to argue your case before a judge. Call us or get in touch online to book your consultation now.

 We can help you in the Wayne County Probate Court, Oakland County Probate Court, Macomb County Probate Court, or any other Michigan probate court.