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The law office of Michael J. Cooper has over twenty years of experience in the following areas of practice: Real Estate Preparation of Purchase Agreements Closing of Real Estate Transactions Title Insurance Preparation and Review of Financing Agreements 1031 Exchanges Real Estate Litigation Contract Disputes Purchase Disputes Quiet Title Actions Title Litigation Foreclosures Real Estate Related Dispute Business Law The Establishment of Corporations The Dissolution of Corporations Filing of Fictitious Names Limited Liability Partnerships Partnership Agreements Joint Ventures Purchase and Sale of Businesses and Business Assets Preparation of Business Agreements Closing of business Transactions Business Litigation Corporation and Shareholder Disputes Contractual Disputes Collection of Debts Business Purchase and Sale Disputes Lawsuit Defense Construction Law Representation of Owners and Contractors Preparation of Contract Construction Agreements Closing of Construction Loans Review of Construction Agreements Escrow of Construction Funds Construction Litigation Construction Contract Lawsuits Mechanic Lien Lawsuits Preparation of Mechanic Lien Documents Collection of Debts Failure of Contractor to Perform Failure of Owner to Perform Wills and Trusts Preparation of Simple Wills Preparation of Living Wills Preparation of Family Power of Attorney Guardianships Simple Trusts Family Trusts Preparation of Health Power of Attorney Probate Filing of Probate and Estates Opening of Estates Estate Lawsuit and Challenging of Wills Personal Injury Review of Insurance Claims and Filings Automobile Accidents Wrongful Death Personal Injury Litigation Collections Foreclosures Collection of Debts Garnishments Enforcement of Contracts Collection of Judgements Firm Profile | Attorney Profile | Practice Areas | Contact Us

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