Attorney Kirt L. Harmon, the founder of Harmon Law Offices, represents people throughout the Upper Peninsula, as well as people outside of the U. P. conducting business in our local area. He frequently appears in the courts in Alger County and Schoolcraft County. Attorney Harmon and the staff at Harmon Law Offices stand ready to help you with your legal matters in the legal practice areas listed below.

Michigan Law Practice

• Real Estate - commercial and residential real estate transactions, FSBO's
• Divorce & family law, including post judgment modifications for changes in child custody placement and support
• Estate planning & probate matters, including living wills, last will and testament, medical directives, long term care planning
• Wrongful death, accidents and injuries caused by the actions of another person, negligent care and conduct, reckless disregard
• Criminal defense & drunk driving defense, including felony and misdemeanor charges, first or subsequent DUI charges, loss of driver's license, probation, probation revocation, operating after revocation or suspension

Free Initial Consultation

Harmon Law Office offers a free initial consultation so that you may meet with Attorney Kirk Harmon to determine if you wish to hire him to handle your legal matter. To schedule your initial consultation or speak with Attorney Harmon right away, please call Harmon Law Office at 1-877-300-1259 or locally at 387-3888.

Initial Consultation Information

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