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Negotiations begin as soon as someone else shows interest in your idea or invention. Every major deal in Michigan must be written down in a formal agreement. Negotiations are made and continue for as long as necessary to help you get the fairest deal. Make sure it's...
By definition, housing co-ops are more exclusive than other types of housing, such as condominiums and apartments. Thus, the board of a co-op can be more selective in what they choose to require of their shareholder-residents, and which accommodations they choose to...
Contract breaches occur between business enterprises. In a breach's aftermath, both parties might seek to recover their losses. Sometimes, the losses appear evident. Other instances might be ambiguous, but Michigan law does address a "gray area" loss claim. Under the...
The Fair Housing Amendments Act built upon the Civil Rights Act and extended protections against discrimination in buying, renting, and financing properties. The law protects many people, including those who may have a disability. Michigan residents with a disability...
In order for an HOA to be the most effective, it needs to enforce its rules fairly among residents in Michigan. However, this doesn’t always happen, and many HOAs find themselves in the middle of a lawsuit as a result. Here’s how HOAs can keep selective enforcement...
If you're part of a Homeowner's Association, or HOA for short, there can be lots of rules to keep up with. With that in mind, you might be dealing with someone who's purposely or unintentionally violating your HOA's rules. Fortunately, your organization has a few ways...
Disputes between homeowners’ associations (HOAs) and their members are relatively common. Often an HOA will have to take the step to evict a homeowner, and given the proper preparations, they may do so. What are the right conditions for evicting a member from an HOA?...
If you're considering finding a new place to live, you may consider buying a home or renting an apartment. However, these are only two of the options available to you. If neither of these housing options are within your desired budget, co-op housing is an option you...
Zoning is an important thing to consider when starting a business in Michigan. In many places, there are restrictions about what kind of business can be run from home, for example. It's usually not possible to have heavy industry and residential tenants in the same...
Co-op housing in Michigan needs to follow fair housing laws. The Fair Housing Act protects several classes of people from being discriminated against in their housing. Co-op housing managers need to understand how this law affects their housing and ensure that they...
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Wyandotte Office
2915 Biddle Avenue
Edelson Building, Suite 200
Wyandotte, MI 48192
P: 734-281-7100
F: 734-281-7102
Wyandotte Law Office
Chicago Office
33 North LaSalle
Suite 3350
IL 60602
P: 773-435-6503
F: 773-289-0767
Map & Directions
