About S. Christopher
S. Christopher Hunter constructed his legal basis at Franklin College, where he studied history, and on the University of Maine School of Law, earning his J.D. in 2006. He entered the area of law in a help role and moved steadily into positions of duty. Those early years shaped the realistic approach he brings to his work nowadays.
Hunter started his legal career at Robinson, Kriger & McCallum, first as a paralegal in 2002 and later as a regulation clerk in 2004. He moved into firm practice following law school, serving as a paralegal and body of workers lawyer at Garrison Lawhouse, P.C. in 2006. A year later he joined Neighborhood Legal Services Michigan as a body of workers lawyer, the place he treated matters that uncovered him to client advocacy in network-based settings.
In 2012 Hunter based Hunter Law Offices, PLLC, the place he holds ownership and club. The company represents clients in matters that draw at the experience he developed in both nonprofit and private-practice environments. His profession indicates a steady progression from supporting roles to leadership of a small company.
Since 2006 Hunter has been concerned in organized bar things to do. He holds memberships within the Elder Law and Disability Rights Section of the State Bar of Michigan and within the Probate and Estate Planning Section of the State Bar of Michigan. Those memberships reflect the areas of law he has worked in through the years and offer a discussion board for professional trade and education.
Colleagues describe Hunter as methodical and pragmatic in his strategy to casework. He has treated a variety of things tied to senior law, disability rights, estate administration and property making plans, drawing on practical trial experience and administrative practice. His background in legal offerings influenced how he approaches client intake and case control, especially for clients who require coordinated services across advantages, conservatorship, and property matters.
Hunter is licensed to practice in Michigan. He runs Hunter Law Offices, PLLC, from which he provides counsel and representation. He continues to handle cases that involve elder law, disability rights, estate administration management and property making plans in Michigan.
He concentrates on elder law, disability rights, probate and estate planning in his recent practice.
