Zoning and land use regulations have become one of the most powerful ways of controlling what goes on in a community. The sheer number of
The Court of Appeals of Michigan recently addressed the enforceability of a restrictive covenant regarding the construction of a shed, in Crestwood Homeowners Association v.
Zana Tomich takes the time to think about the various twists and turns of her legal career, and lessons derived along the way, in an
On October 8, 2022, Dalton & Tomich attorney Noel Sterett will present a workshop at the 2022 Christian Legal Society National Conference entitled “Resolving Church
Despite all the time and attention paid to negotiating, preparing, and executing a deed, an accident or mistake can occur. Even a slight misdescription of
Winter will soon be here and with it another round of headlines which read “City Shuts Down Church’s Homeless Ministry.” Every year, these stories pop
Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, often referred to by its acronym RLUIPA (ruh-loopa). In just over
A recent unpublished opinion by the Michigan Court of Appeals, Burns v. Romaya,brings to light an issue to be aware of when encountering an easement
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