Roxanne C. Seeber, J.D.

Email Seeber@michigantownshiplaw.com 

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Roxanne C.Seeber is a graduate of Western Michigan University (B.B.A., 1985) and the University of Toledo College of Law (J.D. cum laude 1994).  She received the American Jurisprudence Award in Torts in 1992 and in Evidence in 1993; she was a member of the law review. 

She was admitted to the Michigan Bar in 1994.  She served as an instructor in legal research and trial practice at Davenport University, Kalamazoo Michigan from 1994 to 1997.   She joined the firm in 1997, having previously served as a legal intern at the City of Toledo, for Connelly, Souter and Jackson, Toledo; and having commenced her legal career with Mumford, Schubel, Norlander, Macfarlane and Barnett, Battle Creek, MI. 

 COURT OF APPEALS AND SUPREME COURT EXPERIENCE

 Ms. Seeber was involved as attorney of record and/or with other attorneys in the firm on behalf of the Michigan Townships Association in the following Court of Appeals and Michigan Supreme Court cases:

  • BAM Excavating v Ashland Township, Michigan Court of Appeals Case No. 289723;
  • Leemreis v. Sherman Twp, .273 Mich.App 691 (2007);
  • Township of Yankee Springs v Fox, 264 Mich App 604 (2004);
  • Frens Orchards, Inc. v. Dayton Tp. Bd., 253 Mich.App 129 (2002);
  • Wayne County v. Plymouth Charter Twp., 240 Mich.App. 479 (2000);
  • Cornerstone Investments, Inc. v. Cannon Twp., 239 Mich.App 98 (1999);
  • Tuinier v. Bedford Charter Twp, 235 Mich.App 663 (1999);
  • Cornerstone Investments, Inc. v. Cannon Twp, 231 Mich.App. 1 (1998).

ORDINANCE ENFORCEMENT AND DANGEROUS BUILDING CASES

 Attorney Seeber prosecutes ordinance enforcement cases and unsafe buildings cases in Allegan, St. Joseph, Cass, Kalamazoo, Van Buren and Calhoun County District and Circuit Courts.  She routinely provides advice to zoning administrators, ordinance enforcement officers and other township officials.

 SEMINARS

 Ms. Seeber is a frequent speaker for the Michigan Townships Association on ordinance enforcement, small claims, zoning and dangerous buildings issues and has authored articles for the MTA news.

 PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

  • Michigan Bar Association
  • Kalamazoo County Bar Association
  • Western Michigan University Alumni Association

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PERSONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS

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Her family consists of her husband, two adult step-sons and a twelve-year-old still at home, a crazy dog and a quarter horse that she is learning to stay on and not fall off of!