Webb F. Martin

Webb F. Martin: Attorney with Ramer & Moore P.C.

Biography

Completed Institute of Continuing Legal Education Certificate Program in Probate and Estate Planning, 2005. Formerly With: Bank of Hawaii, 1997-2002; National Bank of Detroit, 1992-1997; Genesee Bank, Flint, MI, 1975-1990. Assistant to the Dean and Instructor, Wayne State University Law School, 1969-1970. Past Chair of the Trust Division of the Michigan Bankers Association and President of the Flint Estate Planning Council.

Areas of Practice (6)

  • Estate Planning
  • Trusts and Estates
  • Fiduciary Risk
  • Nonprofit Organizations
  • Small Business
  • Real Estate

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Michigan State University, B.A., 1966
Law School Attended:
Wayne State University, J.D., 1969
Year of First Admission:
1970
Admission:
1970, Michigan; 1970, U.S. District Court, Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan
Memberships:
Emmet-Charlevoix Bar Association; State Bar of Michigan (Member, Probate and Estate Planning, Real Property, Elder Law Sections).
Birth Information:
Flint, Michigan, April 20, 1944
ISLN:
905128281

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Fixed Hourly Rates
Available
Other Information
Fixed fees available

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