An Ann Arbor, Michigan Law Firm
Focusing On:
Estate Planning Law
Immigration Law
Personal Injury Law
Real Estate Law
Proudly Serving: The Entire State Of Michigan
Arbor Law PLLC
Welcome to Arbor Law PLLC, where your legal needs meet personalized solutions. Whether you’re planning your estate with tailored wills, trusts, and powers of attorney, navigating the complexities of immigration with marriage-based or family-based applications, or seeking just compensation for a personal injury, our dedicated team is here to guide you every step of the way. We believe that everyone deserves a strong advocate and a clear pathway to their goals. At Arbor Law PLLC, we’re not just about providing legal services; we’re about building relationships and empowering you with the knowledge you need to make informed decisions. Let us help you create a secure foundation for your future today!
We Can Help You With
Why We Are Different
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I afford an attorney?
Contacting an attorney does not have to be an expensive or ongoing engagement. Sometimes answers can come free and at no cost. The quicker you can get to a just solution without conflict, the better. The first step is to contact an attorney to see what your options are.
Do I really need to call an attorney?
Most business legal needs don’t start with a subpoena, rather a question and a need for information. This is where Arbor Law is designed to help. Arbor Law is prepared to provide for all your business legal needs from one-off transactional services through general counsel services with periodic to ongoing representation.
What counts as a Civil Law matter?
Civil law relates to your legal grievances with other members of the community (people, companies, organizations, agencies, etc.).
We all periodically find ourselves having a question about a legal matter involving another person or entity and are unsure of whether or not to contact an attorney. If your grievance is not with the government, this is a civil law matter. This is a good time to talk to an attorney.
What if I can't afford to go to court?
Honestly, for most situations, using the might of the court system usually isn’t the right answer. There are other more creative and less costly strategies to find justice and peace. Nevertheless, sometimes you’re left with no option and need to escalate.
Can't I just represent myself?
It is always best to use an attorney to do an attorney’s job. Do not rely on the internet for legal forms and online advice, which may have unintended consequences. Allow Arbor Law to work for you.
