A published 2020 case from Michigan Court of Appeals makes it clear that a garnishee may be liable for a defendant’s debt, if the garnishee does not withhold the proper amount of payments. A garnishee is defined as “one who has property or money in
The Surfside condominium collapse is one of the most unspeakable tragedies in condominium history. As investigators continue to search for the cause or causes of the collapse, it is natural to search for solutions on how future building collapses or other disasters can be prevented.
Over a year after it initially went under lockdown in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the state of Michigan is slowly reopening. As of June 1, 2021, there are no longer any limits on the number of people who may gather together outdoors, and it
One of the most overlooked obligations of a condominium developer is the payment of proportionate share of expenses to the condominium association. This is likely due to the fact that condominium associations frequently confuse the terms “assessments” and “proportionate share of expenses.” This article will
Kevin Hirzel, Kayleigh Long and Joe Wloszek of Hirzel Law, PLC represented the Charles E. Phyle Restated Revocable Trust In Charles E Phyle Restated Revocable Trust v Scheppe Investments, et. al., unpublished opinion of the Court of Appeals, issued April 22, 2021 (Docket No.
While collecting delinquent condo dues is never really fun for a board of directors, it is essential for any well-run condominium association. One of the most common ways to collect delinquent condo dues is to place a lien for unpaid condo assessments on a co-owner’s
