Criminal Law and Traffic

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Our attorneys have experience handling everything from the most serious felonies, to civil infractions, and everything in between. 

The lawyers in our office has helped thousands of people charged with crimes, from all over Metro Detroit, Downriver, and Southeast Michigan.

Whether you have been charged with a Felony, or a Misdemeanor, our Attorneys will work hard to ensure your legal rights. 

We will first meet with you to determine your individual needs and concerns. Our lawyers will provide professional guidance based upon law and experience. 

Being charged with a crime is a serious matter. You have specific rights which you may not be aware of, therefore, contacting an attorney soonest, protects them best. 

If you have been arrested in Wayne, Washtenaw, or Monroe counties, make us your first call. 

No matter the charge, we can help. Even when charged with a crime, you still have rights. 

Our Attorneys and Lawyers can defend you from the most simple offense to the highest of felony charges.

Driving Under the Influence (DUI) or Operating While Impaired (OWI) are serious offenses, and you need to ensure that you fully understand the options, and the consequences if convicted. 

Our attorneys have years of experience with DUI and OWI defense. Remember to never make any statements to Law Enforcement before you speak with an experienced Attorney.

Were you stopped for speeding or did you perhaps receive a Uniform Law Citation as part of a motor vehicle accident you were involved in? 

In these, as in other circumstances, you have rights. 

Even if you think a traffic offense is "not a big deal", remember that every ticket you receive in the State of Michigan for a moving violation has the consequence of adding points to your driving record upon conviction. This includes tickets you decide to pay, which is admitting guilt. 

If you were issued a ticket for speeding, there are a few things to look into. Was the Officer using radar to read the speed of your vehicle? If so, when was the last time that specific unit was certified? The Police department who issued the citation will be made to produce this information in open court. It has happened in the past that a unit was out of certification, and therefore, not allowed to be used.

In these situations you have rights, and options to defend in a court of jurisdiction. Speak with an Attorney to understand these rights and options before you admit guilt, or pay a fine.