
Meet the Amicus Management Team
Amicus Management and its affiliate (Amicus) started back in 1993. Since then, our team has administered more than 700 receiverships. We've also disbursed hundreds of millions of dollars to secured creditors, vendors, employees, taxing authorities, and shareholders.
Daniel J. Yeomans MBA, CCIM
President
In 1993, Dan began his career when a bankruptcy trustee employed him due to his experience operating hotels in court-appointed receiverships. Since then, Dan has acted as a court-appointed receiver, broker, and advisor.
Starrla McDonald
Project Coordinator
Starrla McDonald has more than 20 years of experience in real estate transactions and court documentation. She joined Amicus Management in 2007 as a project coordinator and uses her attention to detail to accomplish projects.
Bryan Fitzgibbon
Project Director
Bryan Fitzgibbon anchors the Amicus Management Detroit office as a project director focused on maintaining and increasing the value of ongoing businesses or real estate assets until they can be sold or liquidated.
Lou Betten
Project Manager
Lou Betten has developed unique skills over 40 years derived from manufacturing management and sales, licensed debt collection, law enforcement, and private investigating.
Jody Sprite
Project Accountant
Jody Sprite joined Amicus Management as a project accountant in 2012. With more than 20 years of experience in private and public accounting, Jody is well-versed in maintaining financial data and financial statements.
Hagen Voelkers CHA, CFBE
Director of Hospitality Management
At Amicus Management, Hagen Voelkers has acted as a consultant and general manager on properties in receiverships, workouts, and bankruptcies. With 35 years of experience, Hagen is able to provide exceptional advice.
Bernard Klukowski
Project Manager/Accountant
As a seasoned accounting and finance professional, Bernard has over 25 years of experience across industries including real estate development, financial services, retail, and nonprofit sectors.
Honoring a Legal Legacy
Receivership is part of a long tradition that dates back to the reign of Queen Elizabeth in the 1500s. The American colonies also used receivership, borrowing from England's legal system. To this day, receivership is still practiced in the United States.
We're proud to be part of such a rich heritage. As such, we offer receivership administration, turnaround management, and other related services.
Amicus
Our company name comes from the Latin term “
,” which means “Friend of the Court”. An Amicus is a person or organization that is not a party to the litigation that assists the court by offering information, expertise, and insight that has bearing on the issues in the case.Attorneys
Amicus Management has successfully accomplished hundreds of workouts and asset sales. These include but are not limited to hotels, restaurants, other retail businesses, industrial concerns, multifamily properties, and more.
Financial Institutions
Amicus Management can help you obtain maximum net cash value in a workout or court-appointed receivership by maintaining the underlying asset value of the distressed business.
Debt Purchasers
As your trusted advisor, Amicus Management will call on its strong relationships in the workout and receivership industry. We employ tried-and-true procedures to help smooth your way to a profitable transaction.