Find a Michigan attorney
Kindeed is not a law firm. For questions that require legal advice specific to your situation, a licensed Michigan attorney is the right resource. Here's where to find one.
- State Bar of Michigan — Find a Lawyer
The official attorney directory operated by the State Bar of Michigan. Search by practice area and county.
External resource — not operated or vetted by Kindeed - Wayne County Probate Court
Official self-help resources, forms, and contact information for the Wayne County Probate Court.
External resource — not operated or vetted by Kindeed - Michigan Courts — Probate Court Forms
Official probate and estate court forms (SCAO) from the Michigan Court system, with instructions for self-represented filers.
External resource — not operated or vetted by Kindeed
When contacting a probate or estate attorney, it helps to have a few things ready:
- The county where the deceased lived at the time of death
- Whether a will exists and where it is
- A rough sense of the estate's assets (home, bank accounts, etc.)
- Your relationship to the deceased and your role in the estate
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