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Can My Teenager Be Charged as an Adult?

Read More! May 25, 2023

Johnny, age 17, causes a traffic accident in which another driver is killed. When the police start to investigate, they find out that Johnny was drinking and smoking marijuana just before getting into the car. His parents are worried sick, but take initia...

What is a "PPO" in Michigan?

Read More! November 29, 2022

Many people have heard the term “Restraining Order.”  But, in Michigan, restraining orders are actually known by a confusing acronym, “PP0,” which stands for Personal Protection Order.  PPOs are court orders signed by a C...

What Is a Charge of “Domestic Violence” in Michigan?

Read More! November 29, 2022

Every Wednesday morning, the Ann Arbor 15th District Court has a full, busy docket solely dedicated to Domestic Violence cases. Every Thursday afternoon, the Chelsea 14a3 District Court has a full, busy docket solely dedicated to Domestic Violence cases. ...

Restoring The License

Read More! November 29, 2022

How Long Does A Person Have To Wait To Become Legally Eligible To File For Driver’s License Restoration in Michigan After Multiple OWIs? A person’s eligibility depends on his/her master driving record. A defense attorney should requi...

Protecting The License

Read More! November 29, 2022

What Happens At A Pretrial In An OWI Case? Pre-trial Conferences (also known as Status Conferences) are early-stage proceedings where the case sets off into one of two directions:  Towards litigation, or towards case negotiation/resolution. Litigatio...

Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Michigan

Read More! November 29, 2022

A mom is out grocery shopping and bumps the car next to hers. She sees only slight damage to the other car and goes about her day shopping.  A teenage driver hits a mailbox while backing out of a friend’s house and keeps on going. A professiona...

What is “Retail Fraud” in Michigan?

Read More! November 29, 2022

Retail Fraud is an overly-complicated legal term--it simply means “Shoplifting.” In Michigan, a person who takes property (e.g. food, candy, clothing) from a store that’s open to the public will be charged with the crime of Retail Fraud....