Chiara Mattieson
Business / Contracts, Wills, Trusts, & Probate (Transactional/Litigation)
Farmington Hills, Michigan
Personal Introduction
Chiara Mattieson is Of Counsel to the firm. Ms. Mattieson focuses on probate and trust litigation and administration, civil and commercial litigation and estate planning. Examples of her representation include: -Probate litigation in areas of capacity challenges, guardianships or conservatorships, prosecuting and defending breach of fiduciary duty claims and will and trust contests -Assisting fiduciaries in administering estates and trusts and defending fiduciaries against claims of breach of fiduciary duty -Litigation of civil disputes in state and federal courts that are related to or arise from estate and trust matters
Practice Composition
Transactional/Litigation
Practice Summary
Couzens, Lansky, Fealk, Ellis, Roeder and Lazar, P.C. is a premier law firm dedicated to meeting the legal needs of individual, corporate and business clients in diverse areas such as business and corporate law and planning, taxation, trust, estate and charitable planning, probate and trust administration, litigation and dispute resolution, real estate law, construction law, employment and labor law and banking and finance. The firm is a proven catalyst for success, and takes pride in anticipating and responding to our clients’ needs. We help our clients with their personal and business matters, offering practical and strategic advice drawn from our decades of experience with top level expertise and value-based personalized service. We continually seek to enhance our reputation for finding creative solutions to even the most complex legal issues. As a firm, we strive to maintain an environment for our team members which is positive and productive. We demand the highest degree of ethical conduct from every employee of the firm.
Response Time
1 day
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