Faq
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Stay calm, do not admit guilt, and request to speak with a criminal defense attorney immediately. We will review your traffic stop, test procedures, and build a strong defense.
Yes. Our attorneys work to dismiss or reduce felony charges by challenging evidence, negotiating with prosecutors, or exposing legal flaws in the case.
If eligible, we can file a petition to expunge your past convictions. This clears your public record and helps with employment, housing, and more.
You have the right to remain silent and request legal representation. We will protect your reputation and fight false or exaggerated claims.
We provide juvenile defense to protect your child’s future. Our goal is to resolve the case without permanent consequences or a lasting record.
Yes, if the firearm is not legally possessed or properly stored. We defend against concealed weapon and felony firearm charges under Michigan law.
Misdemeanors carry lighter penalties, such as fines or short jail time. Felonies are more serious, with longer prison terms and permanent records. We handle both.
Absolutely. Even first-time offenses can impact your record. We work to suppress evidence, negotiate diversion programs, or fight for dismissal.
Yes. Federal crimes are prosecuted in United States District Court and carry harsher penalties. We defend complex cases such as fraud, conspiracy, and trafficking.
Costs vary by case type and complexity. We offer transparent pricing and flexible payment plans for clients across Dearborn, Wayne County, and throughout Michigan.