Law firm specializing in men’s divorce opens office in Dearborn
Cordell & Cordell has announced the opening of its first office in Dearborn. Cordell & Cordell has more than 170 attorneys working in more than 100 offices across the United States.
The firm has established itself as a leader in family law devoted to equal rights for men facing divorce. The new Dearborn office will broaden the opportunities for divorcing dads to gain information and counsel.
“Our firm protects and promotes men's family and financial interests before, during, and after divorce,” said Joseph Cordell, J.D., C.P.A., LL.M., P.F.S., and co-founder of Cordell & Cordell. “Men choose Cordell & Cordell because they want to feel that their interests and the interests of their children are aggressively championed.”
Michigan attorney general plans ski trip before hip surgery
MIDLAND, Mich. (AP) — Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette is scheduled to have hip replacement surgery this month and is planning a ski trip before going under the knife.
His office says Schuette, described as an avid lifelong runner, skier and basketball player, will have surgery on his left hip March 16 at MidMichigan Health's medical center in Midland.
The 61-year-old Republican expects to have a short stay in the hospital following surgery and has been told he should expect to be walking soon afterward.
Schuette's office says he plans a ski trip this weekend with his family and looks forward to skiing again next winter.
Schuette, who has done pre-surgery physical therapy, plans to work from home for a brief period of time and continue to fully manage the activities of his office.
CitizenDetroit Dinner and Dialog to be held March 25
This CitizenDetroit Dinner and Dialogue is an opportunity to learn more about the plan and share ideas with neighbors about how to measure improvements in city services. This special event will take place from 5-8:30 p.m. on March 25, at the International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit, 111 E. Kirby, Detroit. Detroit has recently completed a remarkable trip through bankruptcy. While a number of crippling financial challenges have been resolved, the real work of improving services to residents has just begun. The Plan of Adjustment approved by the court provides a road map for the next 10 years. The Plan includes initiatives to increase city government revenues and improve the operations of city departments that will make the city government work more effectively. City of Detroit residents and voters are encouraged to register to join Dr. Irvin D. Reid and Sheila Cockrel for one of the upcoming CitizenDetroit Dinner and Dialogue sessions. Admission if free, but reservations are required. To attend RSVP by March 20 online or call (313) 577-5550.
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