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Is a Verbal Contract Binding in the State of Michigan

Is a Verbal Contract Binding in the State of Michigan

Verbal contracts, also known as oral contracts, are agreements between two or more parties that are not in writing but are agreed upon through spoken communication. These types of contracts are often made in everyday situations, such as purchasing a used car from a...

Breaking a Contract: How Deep in Trouble Are You

Breaking a Contract: How Deep in Trouble Are You

A contract is a legally enforceable agreement between two or more parties. When entering into a contract, the parties involved are legally obligated to fulfill their end of the bargain. However, when one party fails to do so, it can result in the termination of the...

Attorney vs. Lawyer: Muskegon Attorney Answers

Attorney vs. Lawyer: Muskegon Attorney Answers

Legal terminology can be confusing, and it's not uncommon to hear people use the terms "lawyer" and "attorney" interchangeably. However, there is a difference between these two terms. In this article, our Muskegon business attorney will elaborate on the difference...

Commercial Lease Lawyer: Why You Need One

Commercial Lease Lawyer: Why You Need One

Many entrepreneurs prefer renting a commercial property to operate their businesses because they require less capital than buying it. A commercial lease is a common type of lease typically employed by landlords to rent out a property intended for business purposes,...

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What Do Elder Law Attorneys Do – Elder Law Explained

Elder laws are designed to protect seniors and provide them with the legal support they need as they age. In Michigan, where the elderly population is a significant part of the community, the services of Muskegon attorneys specializing in elder law become not just...

Estate Planning for Elderly Parents – Easy and Concise Guide

As the years go by, our parents grow older, and with that, the importance of planning for their future becomes increasingly apparent. If you have parents who are 65 or older, you may have already begun to consider their welfare in the long run. But have you thought...

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