From the Firm

Michigan assault charges range from a 93-day misdemeanor to a life felony. Learn the difference between assault, felonious assault, and assault with intent — and what defenses apply.

Michigan drug charges range from misdemeanor possession to serious felonies. Learn the difference between possession and delivery, schedule-based penalties, and how the 7411 diversion program works.

A domestic violence charge in Michigan can result in jail, a permanent record, and loss of your right to own firearms. Understanding how these cases work — and how they differ from other assault charges — matters.

A first OWI in Michigan carries up to 93 days in jail, fines, and a suspended license. Learn the full penalties — including Super Drunk rules — and what defenses are available.

Restoring a revoked Michigan driver's license requires proving sobriety, completing a substance use evaluation, and winning a MOAHR hearing. Here's how the process works and what the board looks for.

Michigan's Clean Slate Act expanded who can clear their record. Find out if your conviction qualifies and how the process works.

The steps you take immediately after a DUI arrest can significantly impact your case. Here's what you need to know — and what to avoid.

A prenuptial agreement is only as good as its drafting. Learn what Michigan courts require for enforceability under MCL 556.701, what a prenup can and cannot cover, and common mistakes to avoid.

Michigan divides marital property equitably — not necessarily equally. Learn the difference between marital and separate property, how commingling works, and what happens to the house, retirement accounts, and business interests.

Michigan has no formula for spousal support. Judges weigh 12 factors under MCL 552.23 to decide whether support is awarded, how much, and for how long. Here's how to understand and prepare for that analysis.

Child support orders in Michigan can be modified when there's a substantial change in circumstances. Learn the 10% threshold rule, how to file, and why acting quickly matters for your finances.

From filing the complaint to final judgment, Michigan divorces follow a defined legal process. This step-by-step guide explains what happens at each stage — and what to expect along the way.

Michigan uses a 12-factor best interest standard — and the distinction between legal custody and parenting time matters. Understanding each factor can help you build a stronger case.