810-658-1555
Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Closed for lunch generally 12 noon to 1:00 pm.
Office hours may vary due to Attorney Tallman’s
court schedule and out of office meetings.
Evening, weekend, in-home, virtual and
hospital appointments available
Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30 am-5:00 pm
Closed for lunch generally 12 noon to 1:00 pm.
Office hours may vary due to Attorney Tallman’s
court schedule and out of office meetings.
Evening, weekend, in-home, virtual and
hospital appointments available
Lori Tallman has known since a young age that she wanted to be an attorney. She has always fought for what was right and was drawn to the ability to help people in a time of need. She realizes that her clients are real people with real problems, and not just a file folder. She is committed to assisting her clients with their legal problems, whatever they may be. She acts as a strong, skilled advocate for her client while utilizing her expertise and knowledge to provide practical advice to her clients for the best outcome based on all factors. Lori is proud to provide legal services and representation in her hometown of Davison, as well as Genesee and surrounding counties and throughout Michigan. "I don’t consider being an attorney a job. It is an honor and an opportunity to serve my clients, the profession and my community. My goal is to provide each client with personalized representation and quality legal services designed to meet their individual needs." -Lori A. Tallman Lori has a broad range of legal experience including practicing in the areas of:
See the Practice Areas tab for additional information. Our office also provides notary public services free of charge for our current clients and for $10 per notary signature for the general public. Please contact our office if you are in need of notary services. REMINDER: CELL PHONE USE RESTRICTED in Genesee County Circuit Court and District Court Buildings Effective May 1, 2020, members of the public will be able to use electronic devices in a courtroom or courthouse to access the internet and exchange email and texts. Devices must be silenced in the courtroom. The public cannot record court proceedings unless the judge gives permission. Recording or photographing a juror or potential juror is forbidden, and the public cannot record or photograph people in the courthouse without their consent. Judges can sanction violators of the new rule. Disclaimer The information and material contained in this website is not intended to constitute or be construed as the rendering of or engaging in providing legal advice and services. This website is not intended to provide legal advice and services to nor solicit business or clients from states or jurisdictions outside of the State of Michigan. In the event you need specific legal advice you should consult the services of an attorney. |
Proud to have been voted
Best of the Best Attorney 2019, 2018 and 2015 and Favorite Attorney 2022-2025, 2016-2017, and 2010-2014 Readers' Choice Awards The Davison Index *No awards 2020-2021 due to Covid 
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