In certain parts of the country, like California, large religious assemblies are still prohibited. As a result, many religious groups are encouraging their members to
Media Contacts: Barbara Fornasiero, EAFocus Communications; barbara@eafocus.com; 248.260.8466; Daniel Dalton; ddalton@daltontomich.com; 248.229.2329 Detroit—September 15, 2020—Detroit-based land use, business, and denominational trust law firm Dalton &
When a landowner uses his or her property in a way that becomes contrary to a newly adopted or amended zoning ordinance, the ability of
The professionals at Dalton & Tomich PLC are pleased to announce that they will be presenting an introductory webinar of zoning and land use law
It happens all too often. You look outside and see that your neighbor has constructed something on or decided to use his or her property
Michigan courts once again shines the spotlight on the significance of a plat in lakefront property disputes. The case of Saunders v. Rhodes (decided June
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
Court order allows City Walk to continue transition home ministry in Wakulla County. A federal court in Tallahassee has entered a preliminary injunction against Wakulla
Land use attorney highlights eight considerations when buying waterfront property Media Contacts: Barbara Fornasiero, EAFocus Communications; barbara@eafocus.com; 248.260.8466; Daniel Dalton; ddalton@daltontomich.com; 248.229.2329 Detroit—June 23, 2020—Outdoor
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
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