Attorney Biography
Kevin Hirzel is the Managing Member of Hirzel Law, PLC. Hirzel Law has offices in Farmington and Traverse City and services clients throughout the State of Michigan. Mr. Hirzel focuses his practice on condominium law, homeowners association law, litigation and real estate law. He has received numerous recognitions on a local and national level for the high level of representation that he provides to clients. Mr. Hirzel is a fellow in the College of Community Association Lawyers, a prestigious designation given to less than 175 attorneys in the country. He was named a Leading Lawyer in Michigan in 2018, 2019, and 2020 by Leading Lawyers Magazine, which is a distinction earned by fewer than 5% of all lawyers licensed in Michigan. He has been named a Michigan “Rising Star” in real estate law by Super Lawyers Magazine from 2013 to 2020, a designation is given to no more than 2.5% of the attorneys in Michigan each year.
Mr. Hirzel is a member of the Community Associations Institute’s (“CAI”) National Board of Trustees, a member of CAI’s National Government Affairs and Public Policy Committee, the Co-Chairman of the State Bar of Michigan’s Real Property Law Section Committee for Condominiums, PUDs & Cooperatives, and the former chair of the Michigan CAI Legislative Action Committee. He has authored numerous articles on community association law for publications such as the Michigan Community Association News, Michigan Real Property Review, Macomb County Bar Briefs and the Washington Post. Mr. Hirzel has been interviewed on community association legal issues by various media outlets throughout the country, such as Bettercondolife.com, C&G Newspapers, Common Ground Magazine, Community Association Management Insider, the Detroit News, Dr. Drew Midday Live on KABC Radio, HOALeader.com, Michigan Lawyer’s Weekly, NPR (WDET), WWJ News Radio and WXYZ. Mr. Hirzel is a dynamic speaker and frequently lectures on community association law throughout Michigan, as well as nationally at the CAI National Law Seminar.
