When a property in Michigan is foreclosed and sold at auction due to unpaid taxes, there is rarely any money left after the government pays
One of the more common issues when discussing riparian rights is whether access to a privately dedicated park includes the right to access the water
Places of worship all across the country are eager to reopen but are struggling with how and when they can do so. Based on our
To challenge a local planning or zoning decision in Michigan, one must generally qualify as an “aggrieved party.” Unfortunately, Michigan courts have interpreted the “aggrieved
On Saturday May 9, 2020, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order preventing the governor of Kentucky and other state officials from enforcing
The State of Michigan continues to be under Governor Whitmer’s “stay home” executive order. The Governor has stated she intends to extend the terms of
Any attorney who has appealed a land use or zoning decision in Michigan knows that courts are hesitant to overturn the decisions of local ZBAs
It is well known to RLUIPA practitioners that the statute does not apply only to traditional worship assemblies. RLUIPA also applies to other religious institutions
Winning a recommendation of approval from a local planning commission comes down to a few key areas, as planning commission veteran and land use and
Restrictive covenants, sometimes called “deed restrictions,” restrict the free use of land and are generally disfavored by courts. They are however generally enforceable, as Detroit-based
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