Iron Mountain attorney Abbey Anderson opens office
If you’re in the Iron Mountain area and in need of an attorney, your options recently grew by one.
Abbey Anderson has opened her law office at 214 East Ludington Street in Iron Mountain. There, Anderson will focus her practice on estate planning, trusts, business and corporate law, probate and real estate.
Anderson is licensed to practice law in both Michigan and Wisconsin and is a native of the Upper Peninsula, having spent most of her life in Channing.
Anderson, who also is a part-time prosecutor in Dickinson County, is a graduate of Cooley Law School in Lansing and graduated locally from North Dickinson High School.
She lives in Iron Mountain with her husband and three children.
Prior to opening her own practice, Anderson worked with a general practice law firm.
Writer: Sam Eggleston
Source: Abbey Anderson Law, P.C.
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