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Sex crimes are among the most serious criminal offenses, and individuals who are accused and found guilty suffer life-long consequences. These crimes range from child sexual abuse to statutory rape to sexual assault. The penalties for these offenses are often way more harsher than those you could get from traffic court. Therefore, it is critical […]

What are the Different Types of Child Abuse and Penalties?

Being accused of child abuse as a parent can be scary, especially when it is untrue. Not only do you have to deal with being investigated by Child Protective Services, but you risk losing access to your child, a prison sentence, and being registered as a perpetrator. Blank Law, PC is a top criminal defense […]

Main Reasons Child Protective Services Can Be Called

Child abuse and neglect are considered severe offenses in Michigan. The law prescribes harsh penalties for people convicted of crimes against children. Mandatory reporting laws require people, particularly teachers and caregivers, to report potential child abuse cases to the authorities. Child Protective Services (CPS) is usually involved when such reports are made. It is a […]

CPS Lawyers in Michigan: Blank Law, PC

Crimes against children include all forms of violence and abuse against minors below 18. These criminal offenses are usually committed by parents, caregivers, teachers, and strangers. It is estimated that 3.6 million child abuse cases are reported in the U.S. annually. What is Child Abuse? Child abuse describes any harm done to a child through […]

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Blank Law, PC

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Free Consultation 24/7 (248) 515-6583

When Should I Call an Attorney?

When Should I Call an Attorney?

What are the Different Types of Child Abuse and Penalties?

Main Reasons Child Protective Services Can Be Called

CPS Lawyers in Michigan: Blank Law, PC

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