Michigan Supreme Court holds that Michigan’s Recreational Land Use Act (MCL 324.73301(1)) bars a child’s common law negligence claim for injuries sustained while walking along a beach and stepping on hot coals that remained from a beach fire because “beach play” fit the plain meaning of “other outdoor recreational use” […]
Important Change for Businesses Subject to City Income Tax The Michigan Court of Appeals (COA), in an issue of first impression under the Michigan City Income Tax Act (CITA), has decided that, where a taxpayer’s service is provided to a client outside the city, it is to be considered an […]
The IRS reminds people seeking tax-exempt status to use the current version of application forms to avoid processing delays. The current version of Form 1023, Application for Recognition of Exemption Under Section 501(c)(3), is dated December 2017, and Form 1024, Application for Recognition of Exemption Under Section 501(a), is dated […]
St. Patrick’s Day on March 17 is fast approaching. We at Seglund Gabe Pawlak & Groth, PLC want our clients and everyone to enjoy the day. Below are a few sobering statistics we want you to keep in mind while the green beer begins to flow. – 20% of adults […]
Seglund Gabe Pawlak & Groth has moved! Same building, different suite number. 28345 Beck Road, Suite 301 Wixom, MI 48393 (248) 869-0030 Come visit us at our new office located in Suite 301! As always, our attorneys services include the following: Bankruptcy Business Law Elder Law Estate Planning Family Law Litigation Municipal […]
In Michigan, a landlord can charge a tenant a maximum of one and a half month’s rent as a security deposit. The landlord has the option of either placing a tenant’s security deposit in an account in a regulated bank or financial institution or post a cash or surety bond […]
