What is the minimum time period for adverse possession in Michigan?
When a person owns real estate, one of the worst things they could have happen in regards to their property is losing some of their
When a person owns real estate, one of the worst things they could have happen in regards to their property is losing some of their
City and county governments in Michigan create land use and zoning regulations in order to preserve the safety and health of a community. They also
Real estate customers in Michigan must be able to trust their real estate brokers. Moving land and property between parties is a large undertaking that
Both individuals and businesses in Michigan know that liens can be placed against property for a variety of reasons. Common reasons that come to mind
Indian tribes who build casinos on unused land often find it to be a profitable endeavor. A land use battle is taking place in Michigan
Ensuring that everything is in order before purchasing a commercial real estate site is crucial to avoiding surprises down the road. When real estate transaction
The sidewalk laws in Grand Rapids, Michigan, have been changed, thanks to a measure that recently passed a vote in the city. Homeowners are going
The city of Houghton, Michigan, is finding itself on the defending end of an allegation that it violated the Open Meetings Act with regard to
A three-year-long dispute over a transit center in Troy, Michigan, may finally be coming to an end. According to reports, the publicly funded center has
A former owner of the Packard Plant in Detroit may stall the redevelopment of the property. The new owner, a developer from Peru, bought the
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