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Can you avoid foreclosure on your home?
If you are living in Michigan and facing the chance of foreclosure on your home, rest assured you are not alone. While facing the facts may be depressing, there are ways to avoid foreclosure even if you get behind on your mortgage. Many have a hard time keeping up on...
Answers to your Michigan divorce questions
One of the most difficult aspects of divorce is the uncertainty it may bring to your life. Where will you live? Where will your children live? How will you divide your marital property? Answering common questions about the Michigan divorce process can remove some of...
What could slow down the closing process?
The last step in the home buying process is closing the sale. When you get to this point, you are ready for things to be done so you can move into your new Michigan home. However, sometimes things do not go as smoothly as you want. Things can come up that will slow...
In Michigan, Passengers (May Be) Spared From Police Searches
Finding yourself in a car that’s being pulled over by the police is stressful, even if you’re a passenger. That stress can be magnified if the driver has something to hide. But now, the Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that vehicle passengers do not surrender their...
An Expansion To Detroit
The Rubinstein Law Firm has a strong commitment to Michigan. Currently, we have our office in Bingham Farms, but we are looking into the possibility of adding a satellite office in The City of Detroit. This move would allow us to expand our services to that area and...
Where can I use cannabis?
Once the excitement died down about the legalization of marijuana last December in Michigan, people had a lot of questions. With the legalization, there are rules and regulations that residents must follow. As with any new legislation, the initial rules may be vague...
How local land use laws may affect home-based businesses
Many entrepreneurs want to by-pass some of the expense and difficulty of securing a location in Michigan for their business by running their start-up out of their home. For some types of businesses, this may be an option. However, zoning laws may prevent some...
Obtaining a marijuana facility license in Michigan
With recreational marijuana legal in Michigan as of late 2018, confusion still exists as to where and how consumers can purchase cannabis on the open market. License applications for recreational cannabis facilities, such as farms and dispensaries, will be available...
Can a non-compete agreement be invalid?
The legality of a non-compete clause can be tricky. Companies use them to prevent employees from going to work with the competition and they will usually bar an employee from taking work with a competitor within a specific geographical area. However, courts carefully...
What are the best ways to prepare your kids to live in two homes?
As parents in Michigan prepare for divorce and do their best to keep their children happy and settled, it can be hard to make the adjustment from one home to two. Whether the child only comes for visitation or spends half their time at one home, there are certain...
