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Estate Planning Attorney
Regardless of family structure, income level or assets, everyone in West Michigan needs an estate plan. In fact, one is already in place for you. It just happens to be the one the State mandates for you.

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Landlord Tenant Law
Attorney Fisher assists corporate complex owners and individual landlords using years of experience in West Michigan to quickly protect their property and seek compensation for any damages.

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West Michigan Bankruptcy
Are the bills piling up? Is the debt getting too deep? Bankruptcy and other options are available. Call Attorney Cara Fisher for the service you deserve and get your head back above water.

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Internet Law Attorney
Doing business online has it's own set of rules. If you're on the internet, you need expert advice for your privacy policy, terms of service, internet contracts, e-commerce law, etc. The internet is moving. Keep up.

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Located in Spring Lake, Michigan, and serving individuals and businesses throughout West Michigan, including: Grand Haven, Holland, Muskegon, and Grand Rapids, the law office of Cara L. Fisher, PLLC, is a specialized law firm focused on estate planning, landlord tenant, real estate, business, internet law, bankruptcy, and related civil litigation matters.
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Evict Problem Tenants

Are your tenants behind in their rent? Have they damaged your property? Have they vacated the premises before the end of their lease term leaving the unit empty? As landlords and owners of rental property, you have rights to evict these problem tenants and seem not only possession of your property back, but also money damages for amounts due for property damages and a tenant’s breach of their residential lease agreement.
Landlord Tenant Law
Sole-Proprietor, Partnership, LLC or Corporation?

Have you started a new business or purchased an existing one? Have you been told to form an LLC, but are confused as to what that actually means. There are legal “pros and cons” for each different business entity type: sole-proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company, or corporation. The business entity type appropriate for you is dependent on your specific situation and short and long-terms plans for your business.
Business Law