Ari M. Charlip

Ari Charlip Ari M. Charlip is a partner with the law firm of Redman Charlip PLLC. His practice focuses on assisting major lenders and title insurance underwriters, as well as small, medium and large mortgage servicers with pre-foreclosure, foreclosure, and bankruptcy services, with an emphasis on real estate litigation matters, including lien priority disputes, judicial foreclosures, contested evictions (commercial and residential), and adverse possession issues. His vast experience in real estate law combines service as counsel for a variety of retail, commercial and industrial customers with legal representation in real estate and property management matters, as well as litigation and foreclosure issues. Ari has experience with complex state tax lien issues, settlement agreements with property owners, mediation and arbitration. He has handled creditor bankruptcy and residential and commercial foreclosure cases for a large, national mortgage company and other corporations.

Ari's legal background includes acting in-house counsel for one of the nation's leading real estate developers and shopping center owner. Ari drafted and negotiated leases, license and partnership agreements, vendor contracts and other related agreements for his client. Ari is well versed in drafting, reviewing and negotiation leases on behalf of landlords and tenants as well.

Ari currently represents large commercial companies in litigation, including work-out structures with lenders and his experience and knowledge has assisted his clients in achieving desired results without unnecessary cost or delay.

Ari received his Juris Doctor in 1997 from the University of Detroit-Mercy School of Law. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1994 from the University of Michigan.

Ari is admitted to practice in Michigan and the United States District Court for the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan. He is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, Michigan Land Title Association and the Oakland County Bar Association.

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