The attached article was first published in the State Bar of Michigan Probate & Estate Planning Journal, Vol. 37, No. 3.
Smith Haughey attorney Nicholas A. Reister has recently been published in the State Bar of Michigan's Probate & Estate Planning Journal.
His article, After Tax Reform: Practical Planning for the 99%, provides tips on how…
Read moreThe law firm of Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge invites you and your board to join Holland office attorneys Jeff Dornbos, Kim Mitchell and Mike Doversberger for a seminar aimed at teaching and guiding nonprofit board members. This event is an opportunity for those who serve on a nonprofit board, with relevant topics based upon our experience as vol…
Read moreFor the third consecutive year Kristen E. Guinn, a shareholder in Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge’s Grand Rapids office, has been named to the Benchmark Litigation 40 & Under Hot List.
This is only the third year that Benchmark Litigation has released the list, which commemorates the most notable up-and-coming litigation attorneys in the Unite…
Read moreAretha Franklin died on August 16, 2018, and there is much buzz about the Queen of Soul’s lack of an estate plan. Her estate is rumored to be worth roughly $80 million and possibly more depending on the value of her song catalog. Probate court filings and reports from her inner circle indicate that she died without ever having prepared a will or tr…
Read moreCheri Chandler, an attorney with Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge, has been chosen for Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s Women in the Law, Class of 2018.
The list of Women in the Law consists of 30 top women attorneys who practice in Michigan. A large number of nominations are submitted before the Michigan Lawyers Weekly staff selects the final 30 practiti…
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