ANN ARBOR, Mich. - TelAve -- The process of settling a loved one's estate after death can be overwhelming. A critical part of that process is determining who should serve as the personal representative, the individual legally responsible for managing the estate through Michigan's probate system.

According to Pear Sperling Eggan & Daniels, P.C., a leading estate planning attorney in Ann Arbor (https://www.psedlaw.com/practice/areas/estate-p...), the state follows a defined order of priority for who can be appointed—starting with those named in a will, and moving through surviving spouses, heirs, creditors, and public administrators.

"Even when a will exists, questions about who qualifies or who should be appointed can quickly lead to conflict," said Sarah Meinhart, estate planning attorney in Ann Arbor at Pear Sperling Eggan & Daniels, P.C. "That's why we urge individuals to not only name a personal representative in their estate plans but to seek legal guidance to avoid complications down the road."

To learn more about who gets to be a personal representative, read our full article (https://www.psedlaw.com/learn/more/personal-representative-michigan-estate-planning-attorney) on our website.

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The firm advises that a personal representative must be at least 18, of sound mind, and not convicted of a serious felony. They also emphasize that proper estate planning—including a will and trust—can reduce confusion and prevent unnecessary court delays.

For more information about appointing a personal representative or creating an estate plan, visit https://www.psedlaw.com or contact the experienced legal team at Pear Sperling Eggan & Daniels, P.C.

About Pear Sperling Eggan & Daniels, P.C.: Pear Sperling Eggan & Daniels, P.C. is one of the oldest law firms in Washtenaw County, Michigan. Founded in 1948, Pear Sperling has adapted with the ever-changing needs of clients and flourished into a well-respected and successful law firm, trusted by clients, judges and other attorneys. Top Rated Michigan Superlawyers^®, AV^® rated, and their attorneys are held to the highest rating possible based on peer review. https://www.psedlaw.com