Janet M. Ziulkowski - Clinton Township, MI
Attorney at Ziulkowski & Associates
Administrative Law Lawyers in Clinton Township, MI
Knollwood Professional Building 17001 Nineteen Mile Road Suite 1-D Clinton Township, MI 48038
Clinton Township Administrative Law Lawyer
Updated: 03/03/2026
Areas of Practice
- Administrative Law
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Customer Reviews for Janet M. Ziulkowski
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Hired Attorney 2019-2020should have the reviews and Fine print. What started off as amicable in my case quickly became a personal battle between lawyers dragging out the case. Unfortunately I was left paying the price. Literally! Then after 4 month with almost no contact I received a bill 4 times that of my retainer that was in place. I had to ask for an itemized list to find out why the bill was so, high. She refused to discuss the charges such as late fees, interest, and for documents I filed myself. Most of the bill contained time she was fighting with opposing counsel, and discussions as to why my case was dropped and my child support calculations being incorrect (missing my numbers). Still refusing to explain, Janet then reduced the bill a percentage, and I reluctantly payed with-in 3 business days. Only to find out she had already put a lean on my house in March (during Covid lockdown) and now refuses to remove the lean. I am just a single father trying to take care of my daughter. 10 k is a lot of money to me, and I still have to find another lawyer to finish my case, and fix her errors. I am now being threatened with late night text, personal emails, and legal action to remove my opinion. I don’t like to say negative things about people , however it is important to help other people to avoid making the same mistakes I did.
Contact
Knollwood Professional Building
17001 Nineteen Mile Road
Suite 1-D
Clinton Township, MI 48038
Phone: (586) 464-1640
Fax: (586) 464-1641
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