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Proudly serving clients in New Baltimore, throughout Anchor Bay, and across Macomb County.

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We’re here when life gets complicated. From planning your family’s future to navigating probate, defending your rights, resolving business issues, or seeking justice after an injury. We provide clear guidance, strong advocacy, and the steady support you need.

Estate Planning • Probate • Real Estate • Personal Injury • Business Law • Criminal Defense

Dealing with complex legal issues is hard enough.
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Trusted Legal and Attorney Services in New Baltimore and across Michigan

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Estate Planning Law

A thoughtfully crafted estate plan is one of the most important gifts you can leave behind for the people you love.

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Real Estate Law

We provide comprehensive, personalized legal representation to clients in all types of real estate.

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Personal Injury Law

We have extensive experience handling hundreds of auto accident lawsuits from the insurance-defense side.

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Probate Estates Law

When a loved one passes away, the legal process of administering their estate, which is called probate, can be overwhelming. We help at every step.

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Business Law

Whether you're launching a startup, formalizing an existing enterprise, or preparing for succession or investment, we help with clarity and confidence.

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Criminal Defense Law

Whether you are facing charges for assault, disorderly conduct, driving while license suspended, or other crimes, we offer practical guidance and representation.

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Top Legal FAQs in New Baltimore & Macomb County, MI

Answers to the most searched questions about our practice areas in Macomb County.

What’s the difference between a will and a trust in Michigan?

A will takes effect after death and goes through probate in Michigan. A properly set up trust can manage assets during your lifetime and often helps your family avoid probate in Macomb County. Learn more on our Estate Planning & Trusts page.

How does probate work in Macomb County?

Probate is the court-supervised process to validate a will, pay debts and taxes, and transfer assets. We handle informal and formal probate filings in Macomb County. See our Probate & Estates Administration page.

After a car accident in Michigan, what benefits can I claim?

Michigan’s no-fault system may cover medical bills and wage loss; you may also pursue pain-and-suffering damages against an at-fault driver. Get details on our Auto Accident page.

Are dog owners strictly liable for bites in Michigan?

Yes, Michigan’s dog bite law generally holds owners liable if a bite occurs without provocation and you were lawfully present. See how we help on our Dog Bite page.

What do I need to prove in a slip & fall case?

We must show the property owner knew or should have known about a dangerous condition and failed to fix or warn. Start here: Slip & Fall.

Am I eligible for expungement (set-aside) under Michigan’s Clean Slate laws?

Eligibility depends on the number and type of convictions and time since sentencing. Our team evaluates your record and files in Macomb County courts. Visit Criminal Defense & Expungements.

How do I get my driver’s license restored after a DUI/OWI in Michigan?

We prepare you for DAAD/DLAD hearings, gather evidence of sobriety, and present your case. See our Driver’s License Restoration page.

Do I need a lawyer for a home purchase or sale in Macomb County?

A lawyer reviews contracts, resolves title issues, and protects you from costly surprises at closing. Learn more about our Real Estate services.

LLC or corporation for a Macomb County small business?

Entity choice affects liability, taxes, ownership, and exit plans. We help you choose and set up the right structure. See Business Law.

How often should I update my estate plan in Michigan?

Review every 3–5 years, and after major life events like marriage, divorce, a new child, or a home purchase in Macomb County. Start here: Estate Planning & Trusts.

Please note: these are general answers, not legal advice. For guidance tailored to your situation in New Baltimore or anywhere in Macomb County, contact our legal team.