T. Scott Galloway Partners with Brian D. Hommel to Launch Royal Oak-Based Real Estate Law Firm, Galloway & Hommel, LLP
ROYAL OAK, Mich. (Aug. 1, 2024) – After more than 20 years as co-owner of Galloway and Collens, LLC, T. […]
Title Theft: Protecting Your Property from Fraudulent Schemes
Title theft is a growing concern homeowners should remain mindful of. Knowing how to safeguard your assets from parties seeking
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Common Title Problems
Securing a policy of title insurance is an important and necessary step for real estate transactions. Whether you are buying
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When Inheriting Real Estate, Consider Your Options
Inheriting real estate from your parents is either a blessing or a burden — or a little bit of both.
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Do You Know What Qualifies as an Appurtenance?
An appurtenance is a permanent addition to a real property, such as an in-ground pool. Sometimes it can be tricky
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The Rise of the Green Burial
By Elizabeth D. Johnson  | Imagine taking a walk through a garden or forest, admiring the wildlife, flora, and
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Owning commercial property in a digital age
The digital age has affected most aspects of life, not only in Michigan but globally. People can now find quick
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You can take steps today to plan for your future medical care
It is impossible to know the future and predict what will happen even a month from now, yet there are
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Do you believe an executor has breached fiduciary duty?
The loss of a loved one can have different effects on each person. You may feel a sense of acceptance
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Is there a storm brewing over your property purchase?
When you purchase a piece of property, you want to make sure that no one can come knocking on your
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Do you have reason to contest a loved one’s will?
Legal issues could arise from a variety of circumstances. Even after a person has passed away, his or her estate
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Should you just leave an inheritance to your special needs child?
Most Michigan parents who have special needs children work tirelessly to provide and care for their children. They often give
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Sorry, Nobody Wants Your Parents’ Stuff
Advice for boomers desperate to unload family heirlooms By Richard Eisenberg After my father died at 94 in September, leaving
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Protecting Grandma – Institute of Gerontology tools to fight financial exploitation
By: Leslie Mertz Will knew something was wrong as soon as he heard his mother’s shaky message on his phone.
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Avoiding mistakes when buying a residential property
Buying a home can be a wonderful step for your family, but purchasing real estate can be an arduous and
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Understanding tax deeds and quiet title actions in Michigan
The residential and commercial real estate markets in Detroit, and throughout Michigan, have been taken on a proverbial roller-coaster ride
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Information first-time Michigan landlords should know
Buying and renting property represents a significant investment for landlords. If you are unfamiliar with the process it can be
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It is not always a tenant complaint that starts legal trouble
Landlords who own apartment complexes or other forms of residential rental properties provide necessary housing for people from all walks
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Smoke-Free Provisions in Apartment Leases
Throughout Michigan, more and more owners of market-rate apartment buildings are choosing to make their properties smoke-free. This makes good
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