Zelmanski, Danner & Fioritto, PLLC - Plymouth, MI
44670 Ann Arbor Road W.Suite 170Plymouth, MI 48170
Plymouth HOA Law Firm
Overview
We are a full-service real estate law firm with a particular emphasis on legal issues pertaining to condominiums and condominium associations. We serve clients throughout southeastern Michigan and beyond. Our attorneys are licensed to practice law in all state and federal courts in Michigan.
...We are a full-service real estate law firm with a particular emphasis on legal issues pertaining to condominiums and condominium associations. We serve clients throughout southeastern Michigan and beyond. Our attorneys are licensed to practice law in all state and federal courts in Michigan.
...We are a full-service real estate law firm with a particular emphasis on legal issues pertaining to condominiums and condominium associations. We serve clients throughout southeastern Michigan and beyond. Our attorneys are licensed to practice law in all state and federal courts in Michigan.
With a newly-expanded and capable staff of ten attorneys and eight legal/administrative assistants (all of whom are involved in some aspect of our condominium law practice), we are fully capable of handling any and all of your legal issues in real-time, as they arise. We are dedicated to responding to all of our clients' legal needs as soon as possible, in a prompt and professional manner.
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