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Ryan C. Hawkins is a member of the Cabarrus County Bar Association and the North Carolina Bar Association and its Real Property Section. His principal areas of practice include Residential and Commercial Real Estate. Mr. Hawkins’s practice experience includes a wide variety of residential and commercial real estate matters, including the examination of title to real property, representation of sellers, buyers, landlords, and tenants in the negotiation and preparation of purchase agreements, loan agreements, and leases; the representation of lenders in foreclosure proceedings; and the representation of community associations.

Jack W. Morrison, Jr. practices in the areas of civil litigation and appellate practice, real estate law & development, zoning and land use, government, public and municipal law as well as business and corporate law. He is an active member of the American and Ohio Associations for Justice and the American, Ohio and Akron Bar Associations.

A zealous attorney with an extensive understanding of business and real estate transactions ready to help with your legal needs.

Giovanna has over ten years of experience and is experienced in a variety of legal matters including representing clients in both civil litigation, civil transactional work, appellate practice, and criminal defense. Giovanna actively represents individuals facing criminal traffic, misdemeanor, and felony charges. She also dedicates a large area of her practice to appellate practice and has argued before the Ohio Supreme Court, Ninth District Court of Appeals, Eighth District Court of Appeals, and Sixth District Court of Appeals. Giovanna has had cases accepted to the Ohio Supreme Court upon her petition to the Court. She represents individuals in civil litigation and transactional work in the areas of real estate, landlord/tenant disputes and evictions, guardianship, probate, estate planning, and small business matters. In 2018, Giovanna became the Lorain County Recovery Court defense attorney representing individuals in addiction recovery.. Giovanna was selected to the Super Lawyers Rising Star List for 2020 and 2021. Each year, no more than 2.5% of the lawyers in the state are named to this list after a nomination, research, and evaluation process.. Giovanna is proud to have served on the executive board of the Lorain County Bar Association (LCBA) since 2016. Giovanna is currently the secretary of the Lorain County Bar Association and a committee member of the Ethics Committee. The LCBA is a group comprised of over 500 local attorneys, magistrates, and judges. Giovanna is a frequent speaker for the LCBA at continuing education courses for fellow attorneys and a contributor to the Legal Times, a LCBA publication.. In 2021, Attorney Bremke was appointed to serve on the Magnificat High School Anti-Racism Advisory Task Force.. Giovanna serves on the Board of Let's Get Real, an organization that provides peer support to those suffering from addiction and their families.. In 2019, Giovanna was appointed to the Board of the Lorain/Medina CBCF by Judge D. Christopher Cook in 2019. The mission of the Lorain/Medina Community Based Correctional Facility is to ensure public safety by reducing recidivism.. Giovanna is an active member of the Stepping Up Initiative, a group focused at diverting individuals with serious mental illness out of correctional facilities.. Giovanna serves as a caregiver mentor through the Fourth Angel Mentoring Program for caregivers with loved ones battling cancer.. Additionally, Giovanna is a supporter of the Lorain County 4-H and FFA programs and is on the Board of Directors of the Livestock Youth Reserve, an organization that encourages youth engagement in livestock and the agriculture industry.

Andrew is an attorney based in Brunswick, Maine.  Prior to starting his own firm, Andrew worked at a small firm in Damariscotta, Maine where he worked on matters in a wide range of practice areas such as: municipal and land use, real estate, taxation, business formation, and bankruptcy.   Andrew graduated from the University of Maine School of Law, cum laude, in 2015.  During law school Andrew spent extensive time studying Environmental and Administrative Law and, in 2014, was an extern at the Natural Resources Division of the Maine Attorney General's Office.. Andrew lives in Brunswick, Maine with his wife Becca, their son Arthur, and their cat Vito.  In his spare time, he enjoys hiking, fishing, playing guitar and a good cup of coffee.

In civil litigation matters, Lindsay’s strategic approach and meticulous attention to detail have yielded favorable outcomes for her clients. Whether navigating complex contractual disputes or advocating for individuals’ rights in personal injury cases, Lindsay’s courtroom acumen and negotiation skills have proven invaluable.. In the realm of domestic relations, Lindsay brings compassion and empathy to sensitive family matters. She provides comprehensive legal guidance and representation in divorce proceedings, child custody disputes, and spousal support matters, prioritizing the well-being and best interests of her clients and their families.. Lindsay’s proficiency in real estate law encompasses a broad spectrum of services, from residential and commercial transactions to property disputes and landlord-tenant issues. Her in-depth understanding of real estate regulations and her ability to navigate intricate legal landscapes ensure smooth and efficient transactions for her clients.. As a staunch advocate for justice, Lindsay is committed to defending the rights of individuals facing criminal charges. Whether it’s misdemeanor offenses or felony allegations, Lindsay approaches each case with rigor and determination, striving to secure the best possible outcome for her clients.. Throughout her career, Lindsay has earned a reputation for professionalism, reliability, and unwavering dedication to her clients’ needs. Her solid educational background, combined with practical experience and a commitment to excellence, positions her as a trusted legal practitioner in her community. Lindsay’s continued success underscores her passion for the law and her relentless pursuit of justice on behalf of her clients.

Growing up in a farming family in western North Dakota, Kaitlin understands the unique legal challenges that come with the changing dynamic of the Bakken region. She has handled a wide range of legal issues in her career, but she specializes in North Dakota oil and gas curative matters for mineral interest owners, including probates and quiet title actions. Kaitlin also focuses on non-litigation matters in a variety of practices, including real estate, title review, contracts, business law, estate planning, probate, and oil and gas. Kaitlin also does appellate work and has ably represented clients before the North Dakota Supreme Court. She currently serves as the municipal civil attorney for Fairview, Montana.. Kaitlin was a paralegal before attending law school in Lexington, Virginia. During law school, Kaitlin worked as a judicial extern for Judge David B. Carson in the Roanoke, Va., City Circuit Court. Kaitlin was also a senior article editor for the Journal of Energy, Climate, and the Environment. Her note, which analyzes legal issues arising from western North Dakota's oil boom, won the Journal's Best Note Award and was selected for publication. Drawing off her prior experiences as a reporter, Kaitlin was also the executive editor and online editor for her law school newspaper, The Law News. While she served on the editorial board, The Law News won the ABA's National Law School Newspaper Award three years in a row. When she's not in the office, Kaitlin loves new adventures with her family, travelling, and trying new recipes.. Kaitlin is licensed in North Dakota, Montana, and Texas.. ACHIEVEMENTS & HONORS• Certified Farm Succession Coordinator (International Farm Transition Network)• Phi Beta Kappa, University of North Dakota• Nominated as a Rising Star in the field of Estate Planning by the American Institute of Legal Advocates• Nominated Top 40 Under 40 by the American Academy of Attorneys• Nominated to North Dakota's 10 Best Attorneys in Client Satisfaction in Estate Planning by American Institute of Legal Counsel

I have been practicing law in Maine since 2007 with a focus on real property and small business issues.  I provide personal service at a reasonable rate.. Real estate services include purchase and sale matters; easements, right-of-ways and boundary issues; landlord / tenant assistance and evictions.  Ownership succession and management issues.. For small business I assist with formation of LLCs and corporations.  Contract drafting, review and disputes.. My office is in the historic State Theatre Building in downtown Portland.  We are on the 5th floor, and there is elevator access from both the 142 High Street and 615 Congress Street entrances.  The office looks over Congress Street and the Portland Museum of Art.

I practice regularly throughout the State of Michigan. We have office both in Northern Michigan and in Southwestern Michigan. Our multiple offices allows us to represent clients from the Mackinaw Bridge to the Ohio boarder and all in between.

I represent offices, retail, industrial, multi-family housing, hospitality, and mixed use developers in acquisitions, leasing, sales and exchanges, financing, development, and construction. I also represent private investors and lending institutions to structure loans, including construction loans, bridge loans, participating loans, and loans secured by leases. My finance work also includes debt restructuring and workouts exclusively for lending institutions.I focus many efforts in the development of urban areas, including the planning, financing, and vision for using real estate development to improve cities and quality of life. I work with clients to implement incentives, credits, grants and other tools to make urban developments feasible and successful.I also work with businesses to address ongoing operational matters, such as contracts, collections, corporate restructuring, protection of intellectual property, employment/immigration, and regulatory/compliance issues.