Harry Ellman Law is proud to announce recognition by Martindale-Hubbell with two of the legal profession’s most respected distinctions for 2026. The firm has earned both the Client Champion Silver Award and the AV Preeminent Peer Rating, honors that reflect a consistent commitment to professional excellence, ethical standards, and client focused representation. The Client Champion… Read more »
Top 3 Real Estate Attorneys in Farmington Hills Michigan for 2025!
We are incredibly honored to be recognized as one of the Top 3 Real Estate Attorneys in Farmington Hills for 2025! This achievement, presented by BusinessRate, means the world to us because it is based directly on feedback from YOU—our amazing clients. Thank you to everyone who took the time to share their experiences on… Read more »
Celebrating Excellence: Harry Steven Ellman Recognized by Google and Yelp as a Top 10 Real Estate Lawyer for Metro Detroit in 2025
Choosing the right legal representation can make or break a real estate deal. Whether you are navigating a complex commercial closing, resolving a property dispute, or managing a residential transition, experience and reputation matter. We are thrilled to share that Harry Steven Ellman has been recognized by Google and Yelp as a Top 10 Real… Read more »
Understanding Real Estate Law in Michigan: A Guide for Home Buyers and Sellers
Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant financial transactions most people will ever make. In Michigan, the process involves more than just signing a contract and exchanging keys. Every deal carries legal implications, and understanding real estate law can help protect your investment, your rights, and your peace of mind.
Protecting Your Rights as a Michigan Property Owner: Filing for Tax Sale Surplus Under MCL 211.78t
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Case Study: Successful Defense in $3 Million Land Contract Dispute
Harry Ellman Law recently achieved a significant legal victory for a client involved in a complex real estate dispute. This case reaffirmed the enforceability of the election of remedies doctrine and highlighted the strategic importance of effective legal defense in real estate litigation. Client Overview Our client, the vendee in a $3 million residential land… Read more »
How the Election of Remedies Doctrine Impacts Real Estate Disputes
Recently the Circuit Court granted my motion for summary disposition and denied the plaintiff’s motion for summary disposition arising out of a dispute on a $3 million residential home land contract. My client, the vendee was in default and a District Court summary proceedings action for forfeiture was commenced. Three weeks after the District Court… Read more »
Why Harry Ellman is the Right Real Estate Lawyer to Call
When it comes to navigating the complexities of real estate transactions, having the right legal representation is crucial. Harry Ellman stands out as an exceptional choice for anyone seeking a knowledgeable and dedicated real estate lawyer. Here are a few reasons why he is the right attorney to call: 1. Extensive Experience Harry Ellman brings… Read more »
Foreclosed before 2020?
Claim your money! If your property was foreclosed and sold in an auction before December 22, 2020, you may be eligible to claim remaining proceeds from the sale. This includes all persons with an interest in the property (e.g. mortgage and lien holders). The first step to making a claim for remaining proceeds is filing… Read more »
Key Legal Changes in Michigan Real Estate for 2025: A Message from Your Trusted Real Estate Attorney
As Michigan’s housing market evolves, 2025 brings noteworthy legal and regulatory updates that could significantly impact your real estate transactions. Whether you’re buying, selling, or developing property, it’s essential to stay informed and prepared.