Real estate matters rarely stay simple for long. A deed error, an unclear easement, a boundary disagreement, or a title issue discovered before closing can put a sale, refinancing, or development plan on hold. For more than five decades, Harry Steven Ellman has helped Southeast Michigan clients navigate complex real-estate transactions and property disputes. The… Read more »
Whether you are closing on your first home, finalizing a high-stakes commercial lease, or navigating a contentious property dispute, real estate transactions are rarely as simple as signing on the dotted line. In Michigan’s dynamic real estate market, the details matter—and a single overlooked clause can lead to years of legal headaches. For 50 years,… Read more »
Farmington Hills real estate attorney — say it out loud. Do you need help with a purchase, a title dispute, foreclosure, or a commercial deal? Say your need and you cut through the noise. We researched what Metro Detroit searchers want in and found three priorities: local experience, title expertise, and proven results. Search intent matters. If you call… Read more »
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 »
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 »
The recent Michigan Supreme Court ruled that the 2 year statute of limitations in the amended General Property Tax law is suspended to allow foreclosed taxpayers to file their claim with their county for the surplus paid to the county treasurer general fund. This applies to foreclosures that occurred before July of 2020. I have… Read more »
Picture this situation: you’ve finally powered through a chaotic real estate market to purchase your first home. You move in only to find a serious issue with the home that you weren’t informed of and will require a major financial commitment to fix. For example, a leaking roof must be replaced or leaking basement walls… Read more »