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Domestic violence is a serious matter in Michigan. The broad definition of domestic violence is any violent behavior that a person in a relationship uses to control the other. It is a common misconception that the offender and the victim need to live together in order...
Operating while intoxicated is a common offense in Michigan, but many people do not know their rights during a traffic stop. As a result, they wind up facing charges that they may have avoided, or they give the prosecuting authority evidence to use against them....
Marijuana possession and possession with intent to sell are both serious offenses in Michigan. However, the penalties vary considerably. marijuana leaf on white illegal skunk from amsterdam If there are no aggravating circumstances, a conviction for possessing...
Divorce is never easy. Handling the administrative tasks, relocating to a new home, and negotiating the terms of the divorce can be exhausting. Although divorce is emotionally challenging, it is important to remember that ending a marriage is a legal process. A small...
Cinco de Mayo is the perfect time to enjoy Mexican-inspired food, drinks and culture. If you are planning a fiesta, be aware that Michigan police will be out in full force to identify, stop and arrest intoxicated drivers. Mixed drinks with stir sticks and car key on...
Few experiences can match the stress of an OWI arrest. In addition to the financial consequences, an OWI conviction can result in a driver’s license suspension, an order to install an ignition interlock device, community service, and vehicle immobilization – even if...
If you are facing drug possession charges in Michigan, it is critical that you take steps to protect your interests. Depending on the amount of drugs in your possession, your criminal record and other factors surrounding your arrest, a conviction may come with...
A conviction for OWI, OWVI or OWPD in Michigan can have life-changing consequences – even for a first offense. According to the Department of Motor Vehicles, a first OWI conviction could come with a $500 fine, 360 hours of community service, up to 93 days...
Any form of impaired driving is a serious offense. According to the Department of Motor Vehicles, Michigan has several laws related to driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. These include: Operating while Visibly Impaired (OWVI); Operating while Intoxicated...
Intoxicated driving is a common offense in the United States – and Michigan is no exception. There are strict penalties for OWI, OWVI, OWPD and related convictions. These may include a fine, jail time, license suspension, vehicle immobilization, installment of an...