Firm Overview
Michigan Debt Relief and Community Development Attorney
The mission of the Financial Law Group, P.C., is to help individuals and businesses in Warren, and throughout the state of Michigan, find solutions to their financial, and estate and tax planning issues in order to preserve their assets, or to move ahead toward a brighter financial future. Whether you are a business owner operating in the red, a young family struggling with debt, or simply someone who wants their health-care wishes represented in a legal document, we will work with you to ensure your needs are addressed, and all your questions are answered.
At the Financial Law Group, P.C., we understand that our clients are coming to us with very sensitive issues. Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13 bankruptcies, wills and trusts, living wills, and business operational issues such as collecting unpaid debts, tend to produce the accompanying, often overwhelming, feelings of anxiety and uncertainty. Attorney Mike Greiner founded the Financial Law Group, P.C., in order to help people through these stressful periods, or the lives of their businesses. After serving ten years as Deputy Mayor of Warren, Mike Greiner, knows the people and businesses of the local community, and is sympathetic to the challenges they face.
In addition to the legal services we offer at the Financial Law Group, P.C., Mike Greiner is accredited in public relations by the Public Relations Society of America and works with businesses, locally and nationally, to navigate any public-relations crises communication, or elections law issues they may face. He also assists local business entities communicate with and work together with municipal agencies to enhance community development.
For more information about the Financial Law Group, P.C., and the services we provide, contact our office today. We offer senior citizen and group discounts, evening and weekend appointments in our office, your office, or at your home, and we accept all major credit cards (with the exception of bankruptcy cases).