Condemnation Lawyers

For matters of condemnation, expertise matters most. That’s where our condemnation lawyers come in.

State, county, and local units of government often have the power of eminent domain or condemnation to take private property for public projects such as roads, schools, and water and sewer lines without the landowner’s consent. Just compensation must be paid to the landowner for the property that is taken.

The condemnation process in Michigan is governed by the Uniform Condemnation Procedures Act. Strict compliance with the procedures set forth in the Act is required. The Act applies from the initial good faith offer made to the landowner to and through any court proceeding filed to take title to the property and provide just compensation to the landowner.

With our main location in Grand Rapids, Michigan, our condemnation attorneys understand that the eminent domain process can be a complex one. We strive to provide you with representation and guidance throughout the entire process.

Mika Meyers condemnation attorneys can assist with the following:

  • Determining the scope and extent of the condemnation authority that exists
  • Selection of appraisers and other experts necessary to estimate just compensation
  • Assisting in the development and submission of good faith offers
  • Negotiations with landowners before a condemnation lawsuit is filed
  • Representing clients in condemnation lawsuits and appeals

We are committed to helping you navigate the condemnation process.

Learn more about our condemnation legal services by filling out our contact form or giving us a call at (616) 632-8000.

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