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Michigan Corporate Law Attorneys
Condominiums, cooperatives and homeowners
associations are usually organized as non-profit
corporations. Our attorneys have extensive
knowledge of the Nonprofit Corporation Act,
including the substantial revisions that were
incorporated into the Act in 2015.
We assist our association clients in addressing
the myriad of issues that they can face as
non-profit corporations, including (but not
limited to) the following:
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Assisting associations in taking measures to
protect volunteer directors and officers
against possible liability that they might
incur as a result of serving on the board,
such as amending the association’s governing
documents to including protections against
liability as permitted by the Nonprofit
Corporation Act.
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Assisting boards with the preparation and
filing of documentation to meet the state’s
requirements for non-profit corporations,
including annual reports, articles of
incorporation, and amendments.
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General counseling regarding the
requirements of Michigan’s corporate laws,
such as the need to observe corporate
formalities (e.g., quorum), the requirements
for valid meetings of a corporation’s board
of directors and/or membership, and the
proper taking of minutes.
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Organizational issues, including the filing
of the necessary documentation to create the
corporation.
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Bylaw issues, including adoption, amendment,
interpretation and enforcement.
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Counseling the Board of Directors on how to
properly respond to member requests to
inspect the association’s books, records and
financial statements.
In addition to our work with non-profit
corporations, our attorneys also have experience
creating corporations for small businesses.
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