Wills

Michigan Wills Lawyer Helping Families Plan for the Future

We help Michigan families create clear estate plans so their wishes are honored and their loved ones are protected. Many estate plans at our firm are completed in about two weeks, allowing families to put legal protections in place quickly without months of delays.


A properly drafted will in Michigan ensures your property is distributed according to your wishes and gives your family clear instructions about how your estate should be handled. At Kendal Law Group PC, our wills attorney helps individuals and families throughout Oakland County, Michigan, including Bloomfield Hills and surrounding communities, prepare legally sound wills as part of a comprehensive estate planning strategy.


Call for a Free Consultation: 248-609-1718


In-person and virtual consultations are available.

What Is a Will — And How Is It Different From a Trust?

Many people begin estate planning by asking a simple question: Do I need a will or a trust?


A will is the legal document that explains what should happen to your property after you pass away. It allows you to name the person responsible for managing your estate and, if you have children, it lets you choose who should care for them.


A trust is another estate planning tool that may allow certain assets to transfer to beneficiaries without going through probate. Trusts can also provide additional control over how and when assets are distributed.


For many families, the right estate plan includes both a will and a trust, depending on the type of assets involved and the goals of the estate plan.


If you are unsure whether a will, a trust, or both are right for your situation, call 248-609-1718 to schedule a free consultation.

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How an Estate Planning Attorney Helps You Prepare a Will

It’s possible to download a will template online, but those documents often miss important legal details that can create serious problems later.


When a will is unclear or improperly executed, it can lead to family disputes, court challenges, or delays in distributing assets.


Working with an experienced estate planning attorney helps ensure your will:

  • complies with Michigan law
  • clearly distributes your property
  • appoints the right personal representative
  • names guardians for minor children
  • works properly with the rest of your estate plan


Legal guidance is especially important for families with blended family structures, business ownership interests, or multiple properties.



Our goal is to make sure your wishes are clearly documented and legally enforceable.


Call 248-609-1718 to schedule your free consultation with attorney Aaron Kendal.

Will Preparation Services We Provide

Preparing a will should feel clear and straightforward. At Kendal Law Group PC, we help clients create wills that accurately reflect their wishes and work properly within a complete estate plan.

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Last Will and Testament Preparation

We prepare legally valid Last Wills and Testaments that clearly explain how your assets should be distributed, who will serve as your personal representative, and how your estate should be administered.


A properly drafted will helps eliminate uncertainty for your family and ensures your wishes are legally documented.

Wills for Parents With Minor Children

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Married couples often want their estate plans to work together. We assist spouses in creating wills that coordinate with shared assets, beneficiary designations, and broader estate planning strategies.

Will Reviews and Updates

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Already have a will? Life changes such as marriage, divorce, the birth of children, or new assets may require updates.


We review existing wills to ensure they still reflect your wishes and comply with current Michigan law.

Wills That Coordinate With Your Estate Plan

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A will often works alongside other estate planning documents such as trusts and powers of attorney.


We help ensure all documents work together as part of a complete estate plan.


Many estate plans at Kendal Law Group PC are completed in about two weeks, allowing clients to move forward with clarity and peace of mind.

Call 248-609-1718 to schedule your free consultation with attorney Aaron Kendal.

Why Clients Choose Kendal Law Group PC

Families across Southeast Michigan trust our firm because we focus on practical solutions and clear communication.

More Than 23 Years of Legal Experience

Attorney Aaron Kendal has spent more than two decades helping individuals and families create reliable estate plans.

Work Directly With Your Attorney

When you contact our firm, you speak directly with an attorney — not a call center or intake service.

Efficient Estate Planning Process

Many estate plans are completed in about two weeks, allowing clients to finish planning without months of delays.

Free Estate Plan Reviews

We offer complimentary estate plan reviews every three years so your documents stay aligned with life changes.

Complimentary Notary Services

Clients also receive free notary services for estate planning documents whenever needed.

Clear, Accessible Documents

You receive both digital and printed copies of your estate planning documents for easy access.


Call 248-609-1718 to schedule your free consultation with attorney Aaron Kendal.

Meet Your Attorney

Aaron Kendal, Esq.

President, Kendal Law Group PC

More Than 23 Years Helping Michigan Families Plan for the Future


Aaron B. Kendal helps individuals and families solve legal challenges and protect what they have built through thoughtful estate planning. Attorney Aaron B. Kendal has spent more than two decades helping individuals and families across Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne County create reliable estate plans. His practice focuses on wills, trusts, probate, and business matters, giving clients practical legal strategies that protect their families and their assets.


As President of Kendal Law Group PC, he focuses on helping clients create effective legal strategies for wills, trusts, probate matters, and business concerns. His approach emphasizes clear communication, efficient legal planning, and practical solutions.


Mr. Kendal offers a unique program of flat-fee, efficient estate planning, helping families create wills, trusts, and related documents designed to protect their future and ensure their wishes are carried out.


With more than 23 years of legal experience, he has represented individuals, families, startups, and established businesses across a wide range of legal matters.



Clients appreciate his straightforward guidance and personal approach when making important legal decisions about their family’s future.

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Proudly Serving Families Across Southeast Michigan

Kendal Law Group PC is based in Bloomfield Hills and proudly assists individuals and families throughout Southeast Michigan who want to create reliable estate plans.


Our clients regularly visit us from Bloomfield Hills, Livingston County, Oakland County, Washtenaw County, Macomb County, Wayne County, and Ann Arbor, as well as surrounding communities such as Troy, West Bloomfield, Rochester Hills, and Auburn Hills.


Both in-person and virtual consultations are available.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Wills

  • What happens if someone dies without a will in Michigan?

    If someone dies without a will, Michigan law determines how their property is distributed. This process is called intestate succession, and it is handled through the probate court system. Having a will ensures your property is distributed according to your wishes rather than a default legal formula.

  • Can a will help avoid probate?

    A will does not eliminate probate entirely, but it gives the court clear instructions about how your estate should be handled and who should manage the process.

  • When should I create a will?

    Many people create a will when they start a family, buy a home, or accumulate significant assets. The earlier you create one, the easier it is to ensure your wishes are followed.

  • Can a will be updated later?

    Yes. Wills should be reviewed whenever major life events occur, such as marriage, divorce, the birth of children, or major financial changes.

  • How do I get started?

    The easiest way to begin is by scheduling a free consultation with our office. During this conversation we learn about your goals, answer your questions, and explain the next steps in creating your will.

Let’s Start Your Estate Plan

Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family and ensure your wishes are honored.


At Kendal Law Group PC, we guide families across Southeast Michigan through the estate planning process with clear advice and efficient legal solutions.



Call 248-609-1718 to schedule your free consultation with attorney Aaron Kendal.


We’ll answer your questions and help you determine the best way to protect your family and your assets.


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