Barron, Rosenberg, Mayoras & Mayoras P.C.

09/30/2026

We’re proud to share that BRMM Law has been named to Michigan Lawyers Weekly’s Best Family-Led Law Firm list! This recognition is especially meaningful for Andrew Mayoras and Danielle Mayoras, who have built their careers alongside one another while continuing the firm’s commitment to helping individuals and families navigate complex legal matters.
Congratulations to Andrew and Danielle on this well-deserved recognition! Read more about the award and the firm’s recent accomplishments: https://www.brmmlaw.com/blog/2026/september/brmm-law-attorneys-andrew-mayoras-and-danielle-m

09/24/2026

BRMM Law shareholders Andrew & Danielle Mayoras have been recognized with the honor of making the list of Best Family-Led Law Firm for the second year in a row by Michigan Lawyers Weekly! We are very proud of the role they both play at BRMM Law and the legacy they carry-on. As Danielle shares, “it has been a privilege to carry on my father’s legacy and our tradition at BRMM Law of caring for our clients and their families as we would our own.” Find out more about their family legacy at the firm here:

https://www.brmmlaw.com/blog/2026/september/brmm-law-attorneys-andrew-mayoras-and-danielle-m/

09/23/2026

This is still a problem. Be your own advocate.

09/20/2026

I am honored and humbled to be named to the inaugural Michigan Legal 250 by Michigan Lawyers Weekly in the Elder Law category. The list recognizes 250 of Michigan’s most influential and accomplished attorneys across 40 practice areas, selected by the publication’s editors for leadership, influence, and impact.
Elder law has been the heart of my practice for many years. Helping families through aging, disability, and long-term care is meaningful work, and I’m grateful for the trust they place in me.
My thanks to my fellow shareholders and the whole team at Barron, Rosenberg, Mayoras & Mayoras, P.C. This reflects their work as much as mine.
https://milawyersweekly.com/.../elder-law/don-l-rosenberg/

09/18/2026

🏆 Credentials. Compassion. Commitment.

We’re proud to celebrate BRMM Law and our attorneys on their recent awards, recognitions, and accomplishments!

These honors reflect our continued commitment to providing experienced, compassionate legal guidance to the families and individuals we serve.

Read more about our recent achievements in our latest blog!

Our firm and attorneys have been recognized with a wave of new honors, from U.S. News Best Law Firms to Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers. See what credentials, compassion, and commitment look like in action.

08/12/2026

A power of attorney is built on trust—but that trust can be abused.

From unauthorized gifts and personal spending to changing beneficiaries or transferring property, financial abuse by an agent can have serious consequences for both the individual and their estate.

Our latest blog explores the warning signs of power of attorney abuse in Michigan and the legal options available when misconduct is suspected.

Read more to learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.

When an individual executes a power of attorney, they place a significant amount of trust in the person they name as their agent. A financial power of attorney provides the agent with the authority to make legal and financial decisions on the principal’s behalf either immediately, or in the event ...

06/25/2026

Filing an estate dispute is just the beginning. Once a petition is filed in Michigan, the process moves through a series of structured steps, from initial hearings and asset freezes to discovery, mediation, and potentially trial. If you or someone you know is navigating an estate dispute, understanding what comes next can make all the difference. Read our latest blog to learn what to expect.

Whether the issue concerns a will contest, a breach of fiduciary duty, conflict among beneficiaries, or another estate-related issue, there is a strict legal process that takes place after an estate dispute is filed in Michigan.

05/27/2026

Executors and trustees have important legal responsibilities — and when they fail to fulfill them properly, beneficiaries may have options.

Our latest blog explains when an executor or trustee can be removed, the warning signs to watch for, and the legal steps involved in protecting an estate or trust.

Read the full blog to learn more.

Executors and trustees have a considerable amount of power over a decedent’s assets and settling their financial affairs. However, disputes can arise when an executor (referred to as a “personal representative” in Michigan) or trustee fails to act properly in carrying out their duties.

05/27/2026

If you believe an executor or trustee has mishandled an estate or breached their fiduciary duties, you may have legal options to hold them accountable.

Our latest blog breaks down what a fiduciary surcharge is, when it may apply, and how beneficiaries can take action to protect their interests.

Read the full blog to learn more.

While an executor of a decedent’s estate has a duty to act in the best interests of the estate and the designated beneficiaries, this does not always happen.

05/18/2026

We are very proud of our shareholder Danielle Mayoras who was the Emcee for the Women Conquer ALZ event and proud to be a sponsor of this wonderful event!