Expungement is one of the best ways of moving forward with your life after you’ve been convicted of a crime. A criminal conviction on your record can make it hard for you to find a job, obtain financial aid for school, and apply for housing…
A DUI is a serious offense in Michigan. Often it can lead to charges including fines, mandatory alcohol rehabilitation programs, and confiscation of your driver’s license. It may even include some time jail, depending on the seriousness of the sentence. Consulting a Michigan DUI attorney…
Michigan’s sex offender registry laws are considered to be some of the strictest in all the 50 states. Lawmakers made additions to the Sex Offender Registry Act (SORA) in 2006 and 2011 to create stricter enforcements that both targeted new registrants and retroactively affected current…
There’s no denying that speeding tickets are frustrating. In addition to being pulled over and having to pay your fine, you face the additional future issues of having a ticket on your driving record. Any misstep that goes on your driving record is also likely…
Having a felony conviction can make life difficult long after the conviction occurs. Employers might be reluctant to hire you, and universities or trade schools might be less inclined to admit you. These are just some reasons you may be interested in whether you can…