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03/13/2023

Nichols & Eberth is a small law firm specializing in family law, estate planning, and probate matters. We have an immediate opening for a full-time (Mon-Fri -9-5) Secretary/Office Assistant position. Ideal candidates should have prior secretarial experience, be adaptable and detail oriented, possess strong written and verbal communication skills and be a dependable team member with the ability to work in a deadline driven environment. Pay range of $16-20/hour. Send resume to [email protected]

Excited to share that we have moved to a new location!!  Our new address is 7500 Allen Road, Allen Park, MI 48101.
03/09/2023

Excited to share that we have moved to a new location!! Our new address is 7500 Allen Road, Allen Park, MI 48101.

03/26/2020

Please know our attorney's and support staff are working remotely but still available to current and potential clients. Please call our office at 313-561-5700 or reach us by email at [email protected]
Thank you and stay healthy!

Meet Michael D. Eberth!Mr. Eberth is a partner with Nichols & Eberth P.C. that specializes in all areas of family law, i...
02/14/2018

Meet Michael D. Eberth!

Mr. Eberth is a partner with Nichols & Eberth P.C. that specializes in all areas of family law, including divorce, custody and parenting time issues, prenuptial agreements and estate planning. He has a law degree and Master of Business Administration in Finance from Wayne State University, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from the State University of New York.

In his free time, Mr. Eberth enjoys reading, spending time with his wife and three daughters, and volunteering for worthy causes like being an active member of the Foster Care Review Board.

For more information on Mr. Eberth and his practice, be sure to visit the Nichols & Eberth website at divorcelawyerdearborn.com

Happy Halloween from Nichols & Eberth, P.C.!
10/31/2017

Happy Halloween from Nichols & Eberth, P.C.!

10/30/2017

We specialize in family law, probate (including estate planning)and bankruptcy. Please call us at (248) 952-1700 or (313) 561-5700 to make an appointment for a free consultation.

10/25/2017

We now have four locations throughout Metro Detroit to serve your legal needs --- Dearborn, Northville, Trenton and Troy -- Please call us at (248) 952-1700 for Northville/Troy and (313) 561-5700 for Dearborn/Trenton to schedule a free consultation!

12/14/2015

Are you dealing with a deceased relatives' estate and can't get anywhere? Are you being told that you need a probate court order to access accounts or information? Did your relative leave real estate in their name when they passed away and now you can't sell it? We can help guide you through the probate court process. Please call us at (313) 561-5700 or (248) 952-1700 to schedule an in-office appointment for free initial consultation.

12/14/2015

We offer debt settlement and bankruptcy services to help you manage your creditors. If you are being sued for a debt, or having your wages, bank account or taxes garnished, or facing foreclosure or repossession, then please contact us at (313) 561-5700 or (248) 952-1700 to make an in-office appointment for a free initial consultation about debt settlement or bankruptcy.

12/14/2015

"My spouse and I want an amicable divorce. We're not looking to spend a lot of money and fight for no reason. We especially want this to go smoothly for the kids."

At Nichols & Eberth PC, we here comments like this frequently from people who are seeking out our divorce services. This is why we offer a service called facilitative mediation. Basically, you hire us to work with both spouses on a successful resolution of all issues in your divorce -- property settlement, spousal support/alimony, child custody, parenting time and support. The divorce terms are worked out in a non-confrontational way --- and our clients report that it greatly reduces the chances for bitterness and resentment from an "ugly" or "nasty" divorce.

Please call us at (313) 561-5700 or (248) 952-1100 to schedule an in-office appointment for free consultation for facilitative mediation.

12/14/2015

Divorce is often difficult --- but it doesn't have to be. Good legal representation can do a lot to alleviate the stress and get you on track to a better post-divorce footing. Call us at (313) 561-5700 or (248) 952-1700 to make an in-office appointment for a free initial consultation!

12/11/2015

With the New Year 2016 coming, it's time to look at unfinished business and making a fresh start. Legal matters that you might have been putting off can be on your to-do list. We are here to address your needs. Give us a call and make an appointment to come in and discuss your legal issue. We have offices in Dearborn, Northville, Troy and now Trenton too. We can be reached at (313) 561-5700 or (248) 952-1700 for scheduling!

03/04/2014

The Problem with Trusts

A trust that isn't funded properly isn't worth the paper it's written on. There are a lot of people out there who have a trust and think that they are covered. If your property isn't titled to the trust, then it is not part of the trust and will be subject to probate. We do not charge for evaluating the sufficiency of a trust. Call us at 313-561-5700.

Has Black Friday Put You in the Red?Personal bankruptcy is sometimes the only way out of a financially desperate situati...
11/28/2012
Nichols & Eberth, P.C.

Has Black Friday Put You in the Red?

Personal bankruptcy is sometimes the only way out of a financially desperate situation.

Nichols & Eberth (313) 561-5700 is your go-to firm for bankruptcy. To schedule a free initial consultation, contact us. We will review all of your options and also determine if you even qualify for a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 personal bankruptcy. We also invite you to review our bankruptcy web page at www.MichiganAttorney.com.

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03/20/2012

QUIT CLAIM DEEDS

We at Nichols & Eberth are often asked by our clients to draft a quit claim deed with the primary purpose being to avoid probating upon death of the client of the real estate described in the quit claim deed. However, there are risks and problems that can occur with such a quit claim deed. These risks and problems include but are not limited to the following:

• Once you add another person to the title of your property, you cannot later change your mind and remove that person from the title without that person’s permission;
• If the person that you have added to the title files for bankruptcy, that person’s interest in the property may be brought into the bankruptcy estate by the bankruptcy trustee;
• If the person that you have added is sued and has a judgment entered against him or her, that person’s interest in the property may become the subject of a levy or attachment;
• If you have a mortgage on the property, there may be a clause in the mortgage which states that a change in the ownership of the property may “accelerate” the balance due such that the entire balance owed on the mortgage will become immediately due;
• A change in the ownership will probably nullify your title insurance. We recommend that you have your title insurance policy up dated once ownership of the property is changed.

Often, clients who add a person to the title of their property endeavor to avoid the risks and problems noted above by not having the deed recorded with the register of deeds until after his or her death. However, there are also risks and problems with this procedure as well. These risks and problems are as follows:

• The deed must be stored with someone who will safeguard it, obviously outlive you, be in a position to receive prompt notice of your death and then pursuant to your written instructions, record the deed immediately upon your death;
• The deed can be lost or destroyed;
• The person who is supposed to record the deed after your death might not, either unintentionally or intentionally; and
• If the deed is really old, it can be challenged in probate court on the basis that in the intervening years, you changed your mind but forgot about the deed. This will certainly happen if you have a provision in your will which contradicts the quit claim deed.
• Also, if the person on the deed with you should predecease you by even as little as a second, his or her spouse or children may get nothing. In any case, you will not have accomplished the purpose of the quit claim deed which is to avoid probate.
• In addition, a quit claim deed takes priority over anything that you say in a Will.

For all of the reasons listed about, Nichols and Eberth recommends that a quit claim deed not be used for the purpose of endeavoring to avoid probate upon your death.

03/06/2012

FYI...Facebook is cited in 1 out of every 5 divorces in the US, according to a recent survey by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML). Furthermore, 81% of top divorce attorneys say they have seen an increase in the # of cases using social networking evidence during the past 5 years. Last but not least, Facebook is the unrivaled leader for online divorce evidence with 66% citing it as the primary source.

02/08/2010
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"February 15 is one of the busiest days in a divorce lawyer's calendar," says Dan Couvrette, CEO & Publisher of Divorce Magazine. Here are some tips for Divorce Prevention.

After years of collecting stories about the best and the worst ways to handle marriage, separation, and divorce, the editors at Divorce Magazine have decided to offer some of their best tips about divorce prevention -- just in time for Valentine's Day. ...

02/03/2010
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7500 Allen Road
Allen Park, MI
48101

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

(313) 561-5700

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