Kevin Koresky, Attorney at Law

Estate Planning and Probate Litigation Attorney in St. Clair Shores, Michigan

People often postpone estate planning because they believe they are too young, do not own enough property, or can address it later. A will, trust, or power of attorney can still be valuable for families with modest estates because these documents clarify who should receive property and who may act if someone becomes unable to manage personal or financial affairs.

Kevin Koresky assists Metro Detroit clients with wills, trusts, powers of attorney, elder-care planning, and probate disputes. His broader legal practice also includes business, real estate, and criminal law, allowing him to advise clients whose estate planning needs overlap with other legal issues.

Wills and Trusts

A will allows someone to decide who should receive property after death and who will be responsible for carrying out those wishes. Without clear instructions, surviving family members may be left to resolve important questions under Michigan probate law.

Kevin Koresky prepares wills and trusts for clients who want greater certainty about the future. This may include parents planning for their children, individuals purchasing a home, newly married couples, or someone updating an estate plan after significant changes in family or financial circumstances.

The firm also prepares trusts for clients who want to establish instructions for how and when assets should be managed or distributed. The website does not describe specific trust strategies, so planning is tailored to the client's individual needs.

Powers of Attorney

Estate planning also prepares families for situations that occur during a person's lifetime. An illness, injury, or declining capacity can make it difficult to handle financial or legal responsibilities without advance planning.

Kevin Koresky prepares powers of attorney that allow clients to designate someone they trust to act on their behalf if they become unable to do so themselves. Having these documents in place before they are needed can help families avoid unnecessary delays and uncertainty during a medical emergency or other unexpected event.

Planning for Later in Life

As people age, their estate planning needs often change. A will or trust prepared years earlier may no longer reflect current family relationships, financial circumstances, or personal wishes. Reviewing and updating estate planning documents can help ensure they continue to serve their intended purpose.

Kevin Koresky assists older adults with estate planning that addresses these changing circumstances. Whether updating existing documents, preparing new planning instruments, or designating someone to manage important affairs if incapacity occurs, the goal is to help clients maintain plans that reflect their current wishes.

Probate Litigation

Not every estate proceeds without disagreement. Family members may question whether a will is valid or dispute who is entitled to inherit certain property.

Kevin Koresky represents clients in probate litigation involving contested wills and inheritance disputes. These matters may arise when relatives disagree over which estate planning documents should control or when beneficiaries challenge the distribution of estate assets. The firm's website specifically emphasizes probate litigation rather than routine probate administration.

Serving the St. Clair Shores Community

From his office in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, Kevin Koresky provides estate planning services for individuals who want to prepare for the future as well as representation for families already involved in probate disputes. Whether the goal is creating a first estate plan or resolving a disagreement after a loved one's death, the firm offers legal guidance tailored to the circumstances of each matter.

Practice Areas

• Estate Planning

• Wills

• Trusts

• Powers of Attorney

• Elder-Care Planning

• Probate Litigation

• Will Contests

• Inheritance Disputes