Welcome to Warren & Schairbaum PLLC: Your Trusted Ann Arbor Estate Planning and Social Security Disability Law Firm

At Warren & Schairbaum, PLLC, we are committed to helping individuals and families navigate life’s legal challenges with care, respect, and experienced guidance. Our firm proudly serves clients throughout Ann Arbor and nearby communities, focusing on Social Security Disability (SSDI), estate planning, special needs planning, probate, and elder law. Whether you need help applying for disability benefits, managing a loved one’s estate, or preparing a will or trust, we’re here to provide honest advice and dependable legal support.

Why Choose Warren & Schairbaum PLLC in Ann Arbor?

People choose Warren & Schairbaum because we take the time to listen and understand every client’s unique situation. Our attorneys have years of experience handling disability claims and appeals, as well as helping families plan for the future. We are known for being compassionate, responsive, and detail-oriented. From preparing strong disability applications to creating customized estate plans, we work hard to make complex legal processes easy to understand and manage.

Our Ann Arbor Location

Our office is located at 2311 E. Stadium Boulevard, Suite 107, in the heart of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Just a short drive from downtown, we are also easily accessible from Ypsilanti. Our location is along a bus route and has ample parking. Ann Arbor is a city full of energy, learning, and community spirit in Southeastern Michigan—and we’re proud to serve the people who call it home. As local attorneys, we understand what matters most to our neighbors, and we’re here to help when it counts.

For a no-obligation assessment of your case or to schedule an appointment, contact us today.

Address:
2311 E. Stadium Blvd, Suite 107
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104

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