Top best State Lawyers in Dearborn Heights | 9 available
9 State lawyers are available in Dearborn Heights, Michigan. These lawyers are rated between 4.8/5 to 5/5 and 58% provide free consultation with fees ranging from $37 to $79 per hour.
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After working in civil litigation for a year, Colleen shifted her focus to estate planning and elder law. Colleen was drawn to elder law and estate planning after her grandparents were unable to care for themselves at their home and moved in to an assisted living facility. Every day, her grandpa worried that their entire life savings would be spent on their care, leaving nothing to their three sons. After her grandma passed away, her grandpa moved in with her parents.. This situation is not uncommon among senior citizens, who are concerned about being a burden on their families. Colleen focuses her practice on helping families and single persons prepare their finances and property for their future.. Colleen graduated from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, where she was a member of Law Review. She is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association, Oakland County Bar Association, and ElderCounsel.
A 2014 Michigan State University alumna and Wayne State University Law School graduate, Ashley is an attorney and business professional who has always known her greatest strengths: strategic thinking and communication.. Ashley Attisha has joined Ajami Law as an attorney primarily focusing on real estate and business litigation. Ashley's legal background includes complex litigation, medical malpractice defense, and real estate disputes. As a key member of defense trial teams, Attisha’s track record includes several no-cause verdicts, summary dispositions, and voluntary dismissals. In addition, she has successfully negotiated complex litigation matters which have led to settlements.. Ashley takes pride in serving the greater community through her non-profit work, volunteering and advocacy. In 2020, she was elected as a Council Member for the City of Keego Harbor and was appointed as a Commissioner to the Greater West Bloomfield Cable Communications Commission.