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Driving under the influence is a serious offense in Michigan, but the consequences aren’t always the same for everyone. Certain aggravating factors can enhance the penalties, turning a relatively straightforward DUI into a case with stiffer fines, longer license...
When you’re staring down the possibility of divorce, the fate of your family home is likely one of your biggest concerns. Is it automatically considered a marital asset and subject to division? What if the deed is only under your name? It all depends on the unique...
Facing a drunk driving accusation can be frightening and overwhelming. The arrest process moves quickly and many people are unsure of their rights or how to respond in the moment. Taking the right steps early on can help protect your future and strengthen your ability...
One of the reasons that sharing custody is so challenging for separated parents is that they must continue to see each other regularly. Despite the end of their relationship, they have an obligation to interact multiple times a week as they exchange custody of their...
An operating while intoxicated (OWI) offense can cause a cascade of serious consequences. The person accused may have to take their case to trial. Employers, neighbors and other people might learn about the charges. If the accused motorist ends up convicted or enters...
Divorce is synonymous with family court proceedings. People must involve the judicial system to legally end a marital relationship. Thankfully, it is not automatically necessary to litigate the terms of a divorce. Spouses generally have the option of working with one...
An operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) charge is a serious traffic offense and also a crime. Depending on the circumstances, those accused of an OWI could face either a misdemeanor or felony charge. The penalties possible range from probation and driver's...
When you go through a divorce, you and your ex have several options to choose from when it comes to raising the children. One of these options is to co-parent, which means that you will need to be able to communicate effectively. Making that happen isn’t always easy,...
In Michigan, you have the right to testify in your own defense or not. This means no one can force you to speak in court during your trial, and choosing to remain silent does not mean you are guilty. That said, the decision to take the stand is something that can...
Operating while intoxicated (OWI) offenses are somewhat common in West Michigan. Drivers can face charges after they cause crashes, fail breath tests or display impaired ability at the wheel. Those accused of an OWI offense may worry about jail time, driver's license...