How Much Does a DUI Lawyer Cost in Michigan? An Honest Answer
The Question Nobody Will Answer
If you’re researching DUI lawyer cost in Michigan, you’ll find dozens of law firm websites willing to talk about it for thousands of words without ever telling you an actual number. You will get ranges. You will get “it depends.” You will get a contact form.
What you will not get,...
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DUI Cases in the 48th District Court (Bloomfield Hills)
If you have been charged with a DUI in Bloomfield Hills or one of the surrounding communities, your case will be heard in the 48th District Court. This article covers what you need to know about the court — the judges, the court’s character, how DUI cases are typically handled, and what our firm...
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DUI Cases in the 52-2 District Court (Clarkston)
If you have been charged with a DUI in Clarkston or one of the surrounding communities in northern Oakland County, your case will be heard in the 52-2 District Court. Our firm handles DUI cases in this court quite regularly, and we can tell you from direct experience: in terms of how...
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DUI Cases in the 37th District Court (Warren)
Geography and Jurisdiction
Warren is the largest city in Macomb County, with a population of roughly 139,000 people, and the 37th District Court reflects its size. It is the busiest district court in the county — busy enough that it runs two state case days every week just to keep up with...
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DUI and Criminal Defense at the 42-1 District Court in Romeo
If you've been charged with a DUI or another criminal offense in Romeo, Armada Township, Armada Village, Bruce Township, Memphis (south of Bordman Road), Ray Township, Richmond, Richmond Township, or Washington Township, your case will be heard at the 42-1 District Court in Romeo. Our firm has been representing clients...
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DUI in the 42-2 District Court (New Baltimore)
If you were charged with a DUI in New Baltimore, Chesterfield Township, Lenox Township, or New Haven, your case will be heard in the 42-2 District Court. Located on 23 Mile Road well east of I-94, the 42-2 serves a large swath of northern Macomb County and is one of the busier district courts...
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DUI in the 52-3 District Court (Rochester Hills)
The 52-3 District Court in Rochester Hills is one of the busiest courts in the Metro Detroit area, especially when it comes to DUI cases. We regularly handle Rochester Hills DUI cases here — and that familiarity makes a real difference for our clients.
Although it is completely normal...
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Can You Expunge a DUI in Michigan? What You Need to Know
A lot of people who contact our office about Michigan DUI expungement are pleased to learn that it is possible. Under Michigan’s Clean Slate law, a first-offense OWI conviction can be expunged from your criminal record, but the law has specific eligibility requirements, and there is an important limitation that almost nobody talks about...
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DUI in the 41A District Court (Shelby Township)
What You Need to Know
If you've been charged with a DUI in Shelby Township, Macomb Township, or the City of Utica, your case will be heard in the 41A District Court in Shelby Township. This...
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DUI in the 52-1 District Court (Novi)
If you have been charged with a DUI — or OWI, as it is formally called under Michigan law — and your case is in the 52-1 District Court, the first thing worth knowing is this: you are in one of the better courts in Oakland County (and the...
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High BAC / “Super Drunk” in Michigan: What It Means, Why It’s Worse, and What We Can Do About It
If you've been charged with Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) with a High BAC in Michigan — sometimes called "Super Drunk" — you're facing something more serious than a standard first-offense drunk driving case. Michigan law treats a breath or blood test result of .17 or higher as a separate, more harshly punished offense. The...
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