Estate planning
Practical plans for protecting your family, property, and wishes through trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and patient advocate designations.
- Trusts and wills
- Powers of attorney
- Trust funding guidance
Michigan estate, probate, and property counsel
Willson Law helps individuals and families plan ahead, administer estates, resolve probate disputes, and protect their interests in real property.
A steady way forward
Legal problems involving a home, an inheritance, or a loved one are rarely just paperwork. You deserve advice that explains the law, identifies the choices, and helps you decide what comes next.
How we can help
From planning and administration to contested court proceedings, Willson Law brings the legal issues into focus and keeps the work moving.
Practical plans for protecting your family, property, and wishes through trusts, wills, powers of attorney, and patient advocate designations.
Clear guidance for personal representatives, trustees, and families through the legal and practical work that follows a death.
Focused representation when questions arise about a fiduciary, an accounting, estate property, a will, or the administration of a trust.
Counsel for property transactions and disputes, including deeds, land contracts, title issues, leases, and possession matters.

About Willson Law
Matthew Willson represents clients in estate planning, probate, probate litigation, and real estate matters throughout Michigan.
His work includes preparing estate plans, guiding families through estate and trust administration, handling contested probate proceedings, and addressing complex property issues. Clients work directly with an attorney who listens closely, explains the available options, and stays focused on a workable result.
Talk with MatthewWhat to expect
We begin with your goals, concerns, documents, and the history that matters.
You receive a clear view of the legal issues, realistic options, and likely next steps.
Once the direction is set, we handle the work carefully and keep you informed.
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