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Andrew Byers

Andrew Byers, PLC

Troy, MI

Attorney · VA-accredited since 2008VA accreditation #9615

Google ratings

5.048 reviews
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Clients mention power of attorney process, punctual and fair cost.

Firm reviewsAs of 10-2026
Google reviewer★★★★★

I have been working with Andrew Buyers for a couple of years now and I am so glad I did. Andrew is an excellent attorney with deep knowledge of all details associated with elderly care, benefits and financial planning. Very easy to understand and provides precise answers. Was very beneficial to help me with my complex situation with my parents. Highly recommended.

Reply from the firm

I have enjoyed working with you over the years. Your parents are fortunate to have your assistance and support. Thank you for your kind words and recommendation.

Checked with VA

AttorneyRole
2008VA-accredited since
October 10, 2026Last confirmed on VA's roster

Background and record

From Google

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Practice areas: Elder law attorney, Estate planning attorney, Probate attorney

About the firm

2250 Butterfield Dr #240, Troy, MI 48084

Office hours

Monday to Friday
9AM-5PM
Saturday and Sunday
Closed

Questions to ask on your first call

  1. Have you handled claims like mine, for this condition and at this stage?
  2. What will you charge, and will you put it in a written fee agreement?
  3. Who will work on my case day to day, and how do I reach them?
  4. What evidence do you need from me, and what will you get yourselves?
  5. How long do cases like mine usually take, and how will you keep me updated?

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