Choosing the right lawyer can make all the difference in your case. Detroit’s legal system can be complex, and having an experienced advocate by your side can help you navigate it with confidence. A skilled lawyer will explain your options clearly, fight for your rights, and work to get the best possible outcome.

When you’re charged with a crime, the stakes are high. Your freedom, reputation, and future could all be on the line. A criminal defense lawyer in Michigan is your advocate, your strategist, and your voice in court. They understand the local laws, the court system, and the best ways to protect your rights.

Facing criminal charges can feel overwhelming. The legal system is complex, and the stakes are high. But you don’t have to navigate this journey alone. Understanding the basics of criminal defense in Michigan can empower you to make informed decisions and protect your rights. Let’s walk through what you need to know, step by step, with clear explanations and practical advice.

Charged with a DUI or OWI in Michigan? Learn what to expect, whether you could face jail time, and how Michigan's DUI laws apply to first, second, and third offenses. This guide from The Nunley Law Group explains BAC levels, misdemeanor vs. felony charges, potential penalties, and how a skilled DUI defense attorney can help protect your rights in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne County.

Charged with DUI or OWI in Michigan? Learn the penalties, legal differences, and what steps to take next. The Nunley Law Group in St. Clair Shores offers aggressive DUI defense across Metro Detroit, including Macomb, Wayne, and Oakland Counties. Protect your future—get legal help now.

Having a criminal record can create long-term barriers to employment, housing, education, and more. The good news? Michigan’s Clean Slate Law has made it easier than ever for people to clear their record and get a fresh start. At The Nunley Law Group, we help clients throughout Michigan navigate the expungement process successfully. Here are the most common questions we hear, along with everything you need to know about eligibility and how to begin.

Proposed legislation would remove low-level possession of marijuana convictions of 235,000 individuals in Michigan.

In a powerful affirmation of constitutional rights, the Supreme Court of the United States held in Timbs v. Indiana that the Eighth Amendment’s protection against excessive fines applies to state and local governments — not just the federal government. Though this landmark decision was handed down in 2019, it remains highly relevant today, especially as civil asset forfeiture continues to impact individuals across the country, including here in Michigan.