by David Soble | May 19, 2026 | Contract Law, Financial Disputes, Real Estate Law
In society, people are always rushing. We download videos fast, stream music instantly, and eat fast food on the go. However, you should never feel rushed when reviewing a contract. As a Michigan real estate attorney with over 35 years of experience, I see countless...
by David Soble | Dec 30, 2023 | Financial Disputes, Tax Issues
IRS tax resolution in Michigan is something no one plans for, but it’s a situation that thousands of individuals and small business owners find themselves facing every year. Whether you’ve fallen behind on federal income taxes, received a notice of tax...
by David Soble | Mar 24, 2022 | Contract Law, Financial Disputes, Land Contract, Real Estate Law
When you make a late payment on a land contract in Michigan, fear sets in fast. You wonder if you just lost your home. You worry whether the seller can take the property back immediately. The good news is that the answers are far more favorable than most people...
by David Soble | Sep 30, 2021 | Business Law, Commercial, Financial Disputes, Mortgage Disputes
If your business struggles to make loan payments, you are likely thinking about what comes next. You might have recently defaulted, or perhaps you are afraid you are about to. A commercial loan workout may be your most powerful tool. It can help you survive this...
by David Soble | Dec 2, 2020 | Contract Law, Mortgage Disputes, Real Estate Law
If you are a Michigan homeowner who has missed mortgage payments, or fears you are about to, a mortgage modification in Michigan may be one of the most powerful tools available to help you keep your home. But too many homeowners wait too long, respond passively, or...
by David Soble | Jan 18, 2020 | Business Law, Contract Law, Financial Disputes, Real Estate Law
Navigating Michigan Real Estate Disputes: Arbitration vs. Court Litigation When a Michigan real estate deal goes wrong, such as when a builder walks off with your deposit, a seller conceals foundation damage, or a landlord refuses to honor a lease, your first instinct...
