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Collecting Rents After Default: A Lender’s Rights Under Michigan Law

  Who Can Collect Rents Under Michigan’s Uniform Assignment of Rents Act (MUARA)? When a borrower defaults on...

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Michigan Enacts New Law: Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act

On April 2, 2025, the Michigan legislature implemented a new law intended to preserve familial wealth and protect...

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Michigan Court of Appeals Quiets Title Despite Errors in the Deed and Recording

In a recent decision from the Michigan Court of Appeals, Andrews v Brown Docket No. 350659, the Court...

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New Gubernatorial Order Extends Moratorium on Evictions

On May 14, 2020, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued Executive Order No. 2020-85, extending the moratorium on evictions...

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New Gubernatorial Order Temporarily Restricts Evictions; Additional Eviction And Late Fees Restrictions from CARES ACT

On April 17, 2020, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued Executive Order No. 2020-54 restricting evictions.  It is currently in...

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Michigan Court of Appeals Affirms Dismissal of Various Claims Related to a Plan to Build Road that Never Materialized

In ONB Ridge Villa One, LLC v. Oil Nut Bay, Inc. and David V. Johnson, unpublished per curiam...

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New Michigan Law Allows County Treasurers to Continue to Offer Tax Foreclosure Avoidance Agreements to Property Owners with Delinquent Taxes

On June 26, 2019, Michigan’s House Bill 4121 to amend Michigan’s General Property Tax Act was approved and...

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Michigan Court of Appeals held that anti-waiver clause provided condominium association with authority to enforce bylaws, despite previous failure to do so

In Dearborn West Village Condominium Association v Mohamed Makki, No. 340166 (January 2019), the Michigan Court of Appeals...

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Michigan Court of Appeals holds that all administrative remedies must be exhausted before takings claim is ripe for judicial review

The Michigan Court of Appeals held in Edgewood Holdings v. County of Otsego, No. 17-016819-CH (October 2018), that...

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