Areas of Law Practice

Areas of Law Practice

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Please find our practice areas listed below. We defend people charged with all types of felony and misdemeanor sex crimes, such as:

• Criminal Sexual Conduct 1st Degree
  • Criminal Sexual Conduct 1st Degree: Person Under 13
  • CSC 1st Degree Michigan Penalty
• Criminal Sexual Conduct 2nd Degree
  • CSC 2nd Degree Michigan Penalty
• Criminal Sexual Conduct 3rd Degree
  • Criminal Sexual Conduct 3rd Degree: Person 13 thru 15
  • CSC 3rd Degree Michigan Penalty
• Criminal Sexual Conduct 4th Degree
  • CSC 4th Degree Michigan Penalty
• Teacher Sexual Misconduct
• Assault with Intent to Commit Criminal Sexual Conduct
  • Assault with Intent to Commit Sexual Penetration
  • Assault with Intent to Commit CSC 2nd Degree
• Assault by Strangulation Michigan
• Child Abuse
  • 1st Degree Child Abuse
  • 2nd Degree Child Abuse
  • 3rd Degree Child Abuse
  • 4th Degree Child Abuse
• Child Pornography
  • Federal Law: Possession and Distribution of Child Pornography
• Indecent Exposure
  • Aggravated Indecent Exposure
  • Crimes Against Nature/Sodomy
  • Gross Indecency Michigan
• Human Trafficking
• Internet Sex Crimes
• Michigan Sex Offender Registry
• Prostitution
• Sexting
• Stalking
• Solicitation Charge
• Solicitation of a Minor
  • Accosting a Child for Immoral Purposes

Additional practice areas include, but are not limited to:

• Armed Robbery
• Arson
• Assault and Battery
• Assault with Intent to Commit Great Bodily Harm Less than Murder
• Assault with Intent to Murder
• Carjacking
• Carrying A Concealed Weapon
• Domestic Violence​
• Drunk Driving
• Felon in Possession of a Firearm
• Felonious Assault – Assault with a Dangerous Weapon
• Felony Firearm
• Filing a False Police Report
• Fleeing and Eluding
• HIV – Intercourse with Specific Intent or Reckless Disregard to Infect with HIV
• Home Invasion First Degree
• Larceny
• Malicious Destruction of Property
• Manslaughter
• Murder
• Possession of a Controlled Substance
• Possession with Intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance
• Receiving or Concealing Stolen Property
• Uttering and Publishing
• Kidnapping