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An easement is the right to use someone else’s property for a certain purpose. In Michigan, easements are often given to provide access to one
An easement is the right to use someone else’s property for a certain purpose. In Michigan, easements are often given to provide access to one
In representing individuals and businesses in Michigan land use issues, we have handled many rezoning requests. A rezoning on its own is usually a fairly
A few months ago, we posted an article on when a riparian owner needs a dock permit for a Michigan inland lake or stream. As
Disputes between neighbors over the flow of water are nothing new. The water simply has to go somewhere, especially when there’s a lot of it.
You purchase a piece of Michigan property and want to develop it. But you soon discover that the property is not zoned for your preferred
Buying property on one of Michigan’s many inland lakes is a dream for many. Fishing, swimming, sunset boat rides, and quiet mornings on the water
One of the benefits of owning waterfront property in Michigan is the ability to install a dock and moor a boat. For many riparian owners,
As land use attorneys, we receive calls from property owners who want to know about “adverse possession.” Usually, the conversation proceeds along the lines of
2021 is shaping up as a great year to acquire or repurpose commercial property. A number of anticipated post-pandemic trends may make 2021 a year
In a lawsuit, it’s usually a good sign when the opposing party does not contest your motion for summary disposition. Not only does the court
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