Andria M. Ditschman |
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Andria has extensive experience in representing public entities and provides legal advice and litigation services regarding all municipal issues. She is one of the few legal specialists in the State of Michigan with extensive experience regarding the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act, and, as such, is frequently asked to present on the topic to municipalities and other governmental entities. Andria has written ordinances, charters, intergovernmental agreements, resolutions and contracts and has been involved in all of the aspects involved in development, including zoning, infrastructure, wetland and permitting issues. She handles labor issues ranging from writing policies to representing clients in grievances and arbitrations. She regularly attends and speaks at public meetings and hearings, and provides seminars for her clients on various public sector matters, including ethics, the Open Meetings Act and Freedom of Information Act, financing of public infrastructure, and zoning. Andria is admitted to practice in the Michigan and federal courts and has represented her clients in litigation on matters ranging from civil ordinance enforcement to appeals. She also has a domestic practice where she handles all issues regarding families, including adoptions, divorces, child support matters and paternities. Andria is very active in the community. She has served as the Treasurer, Vice President, and President of the Eaton County Bar Association and is involved with numerous community groups including the Woldumar Nature Center, the National Kidney Foundation, East Lansing community schools and her church. Andria enjoys the practice of law which is evident by her energy and desire to achieve the best results for each of her clients. She lives in East Lansing with her husband, Erich, and their two children. Bar Associations:
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Back to Basics: Michigan's Medical Marihuana Activists Gearing Up to Gather SignaturesMichigan's Medical Marihuana Act is a citizen initiated law which was approved by 63% of the voters in 2008. Now in 2012, after a year of f... [ More ] |
Medical Marihuana Act Gets its Day at Michigan Supreme CourtOn January 12, 2012, the Michigan Supreme Court will hear arguments on two of the most cited cases in Michigan's young, but busy, medical ma... [ More ] |