Laaksonen Law Offices, P.C.
Laaksonen Law Offices are dedicated to its clients. We believe that a small firm environment with extensive experience in a wide range of law is not only good practice, but it is also good business. By taking a personal interest in our clients and managing costs, we represent our clients the way we would like to be represented.
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Albert W. Laaksonen II
Albert W. Laaksonen II, is the founding attorney of Laaksonen Law Offices, P.C., established in 1991.
He graduated from the
University of
Michigan focusing his undergraduate studies on accounting, and graduated from the Law School of Indiana University in
Bloomington,
Indiana.
After graduation he clerked for the Honorable Donald Goodwillie in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court until moving to Van Buren County to establish his law practice in 1991.
Attorney Laaksonen is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, Van Buren County Bar Association, and the Kalamazoo County Bar Association.
Attorney Laaksonen specializes in the areas of criminal law, drunk driving, drivers license restoration, civil litigation, collections, estate planning, and business finance.
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Susan Durian Metzger
Susan Durian Metzger is an attorney in the firm of Laaksonen Law Offices, P.C. She graduated cum laude from
Thomas
M.
Cooley
Law
School in
Lansing,
Michigan and completed her undergraduate studies in political science at the
College of
Charleston in
Charleston,
South Carolina. While at law school, she attended an international human rights program at
Trinity
College, in
Dublin,
Ireland.
Attorney Metzger joins the firm of Laaksonen Law Offices specializing in family law, specifically practicing in the areas of divorce, custody, child support, domicile, paternity, adoption and estate planning.
Attorney Metzger is a member of the State Bar of Michigan and the American Bar Association as well as local bar associations. She is also associated with the Saugatuck Resort Condominium Association legal committee.
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