About the author
Alan May is widely published in the field of probate law, contributing articles to journals such as Commentator, Michigan Bar Journal, NAWCC Bulletin, and Michigan Probate & Estate Planning Journal. He also blogs frequently about probate and baseball. Since graduating Cum Laude from the University of Michigan Law School, he has been President and CEO of May & May, a partner at Kemp–Klein, a Special Assistant Attorney General, a Trustee of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, a Founders Society member of the Detroit Institute of Arts, a lecturer and instructor at Wayne State University and Oakland University, a delegate to the 1984 and 1988 Republican National Convention, a member of the Board of Directors of the AntiDefamation League, a lifetime member of the NAACP, ViceChairman of the National Conference of Community and Justice (NCCJ), Wayne Country Public Administrator, Chairman of both the Federal Judicial Evaluations Committee and the Michigan Civil Rights Commission, and an elector in the Electoral College. He has appeared in Martindale-Hubbell's Register of Preeminent Lawyers 30 times, in Michigan Super Lawyers since 2007, in The Best Lawyers in America since 2010, and has been named one of the top attorneys in Michigan by the New York Times. A lifelong resident of the state of Michigan, Mr. May lives in Bloomfield Hills with his wife, Liz. His previous novels are Article XII and Sons of Adam.