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The Ordinary High-Water Mark (OHWM) is an important reference point for an inland lake property owner. The OHWM is not always clear or obvious, and
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Shoreline erosion, and how to control and mitigate that erosion, have become frequent questions from our clients. With fluctuating, often “high” lake levels, together with
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In the years since we have been fortunate enough to write this column for the magazine, requests to our office for methods to regulate motorboat
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Many of our reader questions this 2021 season have been on the topic of seasonal docks. As seasonal docks on Michigan’s inland lakes, when used
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Michigan has among the highest increases in new foreclosures in the country The large percentage increases are coming off a low base, and are still
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It is no secret that sound carries over water with ease. Lake life carries with it a number of ordinary and incidental sounds that are
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In previous articles, we have discussed the different categories of activities an inland lake landowner may require permitting for from the Department of Environment, Great
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In these articles, we certainly spend time discussing regulations and statutes. Droll, I know, but as counselors, regulations set the limits for us between actions
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Inland lake living is premised on a concept that is simple to state, yet difficult to enforce: each owners’ use of the lake for their
