If you are a licensed real estate professional who has received an administrative complaint from the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs or the Michigan Attorney General, then you need to take prompt action. Your license and your livelihood are at risk.
You may think that simply responding to the complaint or letter may resolve the matter in a satisfactory way. But you should think again. The Department carefully scrutinizes such responses, and you need an experienced legal advocate on your side.
Galloway and Collens, PLLC, is a law firm that defends Realtors and real estate brokers facing such challenges. We have years of experience in the field of real estate law, including the defense of real estate licenses. We also represent people in appeals of revocations and requests for reinstatement of real estate licenses before the licensing Board of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons.
Call us at 248-545-2500 to discuss your case with an experienced real estate license lawyer. In a free phone consultation, we can explain the license revocation process and how we could help you.
Some of the most common causes of disciplinary actions involving Realtors and real estate brokers include engaging in fraudulent practices, criminal convictions and felony drunk driving convictions.
Attorney T. Scott Galloway has more than 20 years of experience providing advice, services and representation to real estate professionals in the Detroit metro area. When representing you, Mr. Galloway will act quickly to collect all relevant facts concerning your situation and develop an appropriate legal strategy. In some cases, it may be possible to resolve your case matters by providing clarifying information. As an accomplished civil trial lawyer, Mr. Galloway has the advocacy skills needed if a formal hearing is required.
Real estate license defense involves protecting the rights and interests of real estate professionals who are facing disciplinary action that could impact their professional license.
As Detroit Real Estate Lawyers, we offer comprehensive support and representation in this process:
Our first step involves understanding the details of your case. We discuss the issues at hand, gather necessary documentation, and plan the most effective course of action.
After our initial meeting, we work to prepare a response to the allegations. This involves careful review of the complaint, gathering supporting evidence, and crafting a persuasive response.
We may engage with the licensing board or the complaining party to negotiate a resolution, which could include lesser sanctions or even dismissal of the complaint.
If a resolution cannot be reached through negotiation, we represent you at administrative hearings, presenting your case, cross-examining witnesses, and providing evidence to support your defense.
If the outcome of the hearing isn’t favorable, we can help you appeal the decision, ensuring that your rights continue to be defended.
At each step of this process, our primary goal is to protect your professional reputation and safeguard your real estate license.
In addition to the defense of real estate licenses, our firm also provides a complete range of business law services to real estate brokers. We can help you incorporate and organize your business, draft and review business contracts and address other legal matters on an on-going basis.
Our firm has extensive experience in all types of real estate litigation. If you face litigation involving allegations of fraud or misrepresentation in civil court, disputes over commissions or other matters, our firm will vigorously defend you at all stages of the legal process.
To schedule a consultation, call Galloway and Collens, PLLC, at 248-545-2500 or contact us online.
Our law firm is ready to help. Contact the real estate and estate planning attorneys at Galloway and Collens, PLLC.
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