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Serving on the board of directors can be a difficult
(and even overwhelming) experience for many people,
especially to the uninitiated. In addition to handling
property maintenance issues and the many basic tasks
involved in managing the daily affairs of an
association, today’s board members also must be capable
of navigating a virtual sea of complex local, state and
federal legal requirements. At ZDF, we recognize this
reality and continually strive to provide each of our
clients with the knowledge and assistance they need to
run a successful community association.
Our
nine attorneys have several decades of combined
experience in providing legal counsel to community
association boards. Having encountered and successfully
solved innumerable legal issues for hundreds of
associations across the State of Michigan, we can assist
board members with quickly identifying both the nature
of the problem and the solution that is most likely to
lead to the best outcome at the least cost.
Our
firm charges no retainer for general counsel services,
nor do we attempt to lock associations in onerous,
long-term contracts like some firms. Board members can
choose to utilize our general counsel services at their
discretion and thus need not be concerned about
unnecessary or unplanned legal fee expenditures.
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