Robert M. Yonkers - Troy, MI
Attorney at Powers Chapman
Real Estate Lawyers in Troy, MI
3001 West Big Beaver Road Suite 704 Troy, MI 48084 - 3108
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Troy Real Estate Lawyer
Updated: 03/10/2026
Areas of Practice
- Real Estate
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Robert M. Yonkers
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Consulted Attorney 2025I had a very disappointing experience with Robert M. Yonker. This was regarding a real estate matter, and from the start, it was clear that he had little interest in understanding my situation. It felt as though the firm had assigned him my client lead, and rather than genuinely trying to assist me, he was just ticking off a box by returning my call. I even had to read him the zoning rules, as he didn’t seem interested in diving into the research himself. Instead of taking the time to explore potential solutions, he quickly explained why he couldn't help, giving the impression that he was more focused on ending the conversation than actually offering any real support. I know Robert wasn’t interested because I have been in real estate for 20 years and am familiar with variances, appeals, and processes. His lack of effort and engagement showed that he wasn’t willing to look deeper into the matter, even though I know there are avenues he could have pursued. I would strongly advise proceeding with caution when working with LegalShield, Robert M. Yonker, or Powers Chapman. My experience left me feeling frustrated and unsupported, and I wouldn’t recommend working with them.
Contact
3001 West Big Beaver Road
Suite 704
Troy, MI 48084 - 3108
Phone: 248-643-6500
Fax: 248-643-0280
Website: http://www.powerschapman.com
Hours: 9 am - 5 pm
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