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Williams, Knack & Burrows, P.C. attorneys act as advisers and legal counsel for entrepreneurs, business and licensed professionals, families, and individuals
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Williams, Knack & Burrows, P.C. Attorneys and Counselors
Williams, Knack & Burrows, P.C. represents clients throughout southeastern Michigan, Livingston County, and surrounding areas, for all of your legal needs with a family type environment.
Our Practice Areas
Business Law
Our attorneys assist business owners and entrepreneurs in selecting the proper type of entity in which to operate (including corporations and limited liability companies), and in establishing and maintaining their business entities.
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Estates, Wills, Trusts
and Probate
Our attorneys assist business owners and individuals in placing their affairs in order through effective and appropriate estate documents and implementing those documents.
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Real Estate
We are also well-versed in real estate
litigation matters, including residential and commercial landlord/tenant disputes, land contract disputes and forfeiture, disputes caused by breaches…
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Tax Matters
Our attorneys assist business owners and individuals with tax planning, sales, and purchases of businesses and real estate.
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Civil Litigation
It is our goal to assist clients with resolving (settling) matters prior to initiating a court proceeding whenever possible.
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Business Agreements and Contracts
Williams, Knack & Burrows, P.C. assists its clients with a wide variety of contracts and agreements, including, but not limited to, customer agreements, employee agreements, independent contractor agreements,..
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in the Brighton, MI area.
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The Importance Of A Well-Drafted Lease
Often, people or companies that rent real estate get into trouble with a tenant. There are numerous problems that can arise as a landlord – both with residential tenants and commercial tenants. A landlord should have the proper...
Funding Your Revocable Living Trust
Some of the most common questions we receive from estate planning clients are regarding which assets should be owned by or payable to their Revocable Living Trust. The process of transferring assets into a Revocable Living Trust during life or upon death is known as...
Protecting Your Personal Assets As A Business Owner: Is Forming A Corporation Or Limited Liability Company Enough?
Many business owners seek to form a formal business entity for the primary purpose of protecting their personal assets from any future legal claims there may be against their business. Although forming a corporation or a limited...