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Our full-service business law firm counsels clients on a diverse range of legal matters in the following practice areas:
Our full-service business law firm counsels clients on a diverse range of legal matters in the following practice areas:
Commercial Litigation
Our lawyers represent corporate and individual clients in disputes involving money and debt collection, pre-suit workouts, and post-judgment collections. We handle Commercial Litigation cases in a wide variety of areas, including general civil matters, probate, construction lien, foreclosure cases and real estate disputes in all Michigan state and federal courts.
Business Formation and Growth
We assist our business clients and their owners in all of their varying legal needs, beginning with the selection and organization of the appropriate entity
for a start up enterprise through interim acquisitions and business disputes. Our Business Law services include drafting, negotiating and consulting with regard to a wide variety of business events such as ownership issues, buy-sell agreements, stock redemption agreements, operating agreements, partnership agreements, and non-disclosure, non-competition and confidentiality agreements.
We also assist our business clients in maintaining their corporate status and protecting the shareholders from personal liability. Given the current economic conditions that have had such a negative impact on so many businesses and individuals in Michigan, it is important that you protect you and your business through annual “check-ups.”
All corporations in Michigan are required to hold an annual meeting of its stockholders and its board of directors; failure to do so may endanger your status as a corporation, potentially exposing the shareholders to personal liability. Keeping your corporate records up-to-date protects the corporation, while also protecting the shareholders from possible individual, tort, contract, or tax liability. The comfort and security provided by keeping your corporate records up-to-date far outweigh the small cost to prepare
them, and the potential liability the individuals could be exposed to if the records are not kept current.
Our firm can assist you in maintaining proper records for your corporation. Contact Us to schedule a “corporate check up” with one of our attorneys.
for a start up enterprise through interim acquisitions and business disputes. Our Business Law services include drafting, negotiating and consulting with regard to a wide variety of business events such as ownership issues, buy-sell agreements, stock redemption agreements, operating agreements, partnership agreements, and non-disclosure, non-competition and confidentiality agreements.
We also assist our business clients in maintaining their corporate status and protecting the shareholders from personal liability. Given the current economic conditions that have had such a negative impact on so many businesses and individuals in Michigan, it is important that you protect you and your business through annual “check-ups.”
All corporations in Michigan are required to hold an annual meeting of its stockholders and its board of directors; failure to do so may endanger your status as a corporation, potentially exposing the shareholders to personal liability. Keeping your corporate records up-to-date protects the corporation, while also protecting the shareholders from possible individual, tort, contract, or tax liability. The comfort and security provided by keeping your corporate records up-to-date far outweigh the small cost to prepare
them, and the potential liability the individuals could be exposed to if the records are not kept current.
Our firm can assist you in maintaining proper records for your corporation. Contact Us to schedule a “corporate check up” with one of our attorneys.
Business, Real Estate and Commercial Transactions
We have the experience to handle all complex commercial real estate issues from inception to conclusion. Our expertise includes: purchase and sale agreements, residential and commercial property leases, equipment leases, construction and contract issues, land contracts, buy-sell agreements, employment contracts, financing contracts, promissory notes, mortgages and security agreements.
Estate Planning
No matter your net worth, its important to have a basic estate plan in place. Without proper estate planning, property will often pass in a way that is different from what the owner would have wanted, or in a way that is unduly expensive.
An estate plan will include: a will; power of attorney; and a medical power of attorney; and for some people, a trust may also make sense. When putting together an estate plan, our attorneys will determine your goals and objectives to create a customized estate plan to fit your needs, taking into account probate avoidance and reduction/elimination of estate taxes.
Attorneys at Alexander Law Associates, PLLC are available to assist you with the estate paperwork and court appearances needed. Let us help you protect your family, wealth, property and assets. Give us a call today for a consultation.
An estate plan will include: a will; power of attorney; and a medical power of attorney; and for some people, a trust may also make sense. When putting together an estate plan, our attorneys will determine your goals and objectives to create a customized estate plan to fit your needs, taking into account probate avoidance and reduction/elimination of estate taxes.
Attorneys at Alexander Law Associates, PLLC are available to assist you with the estate paperwork and court appearances needed. Let us help you protect your family, wealth, property and assets. Give us a call today for a consultation.
Probate
We also offer experienced counsel for settling the affairs of a family member who has died, and legal advocacy in probate disputes.
We represent personal representatives, conservators and guardians in connection with the administration of the estates of deceased and protected individuals.
Our services include the following:
* Gathering information about the estate or guardianship you are servicing.
* Counseling you as to your responsibilities as the appointed personal representative, conservator or guardian (fiduciary).
* Preparation of pleadings, accounts and inventories with respect to the administration of a decedent's estate, guardianships and conservatorships.
* Advising you with regard to spousal elections, family allowances, and tax matters that arising during administration of an estate.
We represent personal representatives, conservators and guardians in connection with the administration of the estates of deceased and protected individuals.
Our services include the following:
* Gathering information about the estate or guardianship you are servicing.
* Counseling you as to your responsibilities as the appointed personal representative, conservator or guardian (fiduciary).
* Preparation of pleadings, accounts and inventories with respect to the administration of a decedent's estate, guardianships and conservatorships.
* Advising you with regard to spousal elections, family allowances, and tax matters that arising during administration of an estate.
Guardian and Conservatorship Matters
We assist our clients in filing petitions and/or objections with the probate court related to the appointment of a guardian and/or conservator for an individual.
A Conservator is a person appointed by a probate court and given power and responsibility for the estate (financial assets and property) of an adult (called a protected individual).
A Guardian is a person appointed by a probate court and given power and responsibility to make certain decisions about the care of another individual. These decisions might include treatment decisions or where the individual should live. If the individual has a reduced life expectancy due to advanced illness, the guardian may have the power to make an informed decision on behalf of the individual regarding receiving, continuing, discontinuing, or refusing medical treatment. A full guardian can make all decisions for the individual. A limited guardian can only make decisions that the court allows.
We practice in the following areas:
Estate Planning
Asset Protection
Guardian and Conservatorship cases
Trusts and Wills
Powers of Attorney
Medical Power of Attorney
Probate Administration
A Conservator is a person appointed by a probate court and given power and responsibility for the estate (financial assets and property) of an adult (called a protected individual).
A Guardian is a person appointed by a probate court and given power and responsibility to make certain decisions about the care of another individual. These decisions might include treatment decisions or where the individual should live. If the individual has a reduced life expectancy due to advanced illness, the guardian may have the power to make an informed decision on behalf of the individual regarding receiving, continuing, discontinuing, or refusing medical treatment. A full guardian can make all decisions for the individual. A limited guardian can only make decisions that the court allows.
We practice in the following areas:
Estate Planning
Asset Protection
Guardian and Conservatorship cases
Trusts and Wills
Powers of Attorney
Medical Power of Attorney
Probate Administration
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