Laws in regard to custody and parenting time in Michigan including penalties can be found in the Michigan Penal Code Chapters 350 and 552. Established to ensure the best environment for children, there are times when disagreements between parents occur. From the custody arrangement to the visitation or parenting time, it is imperative that eachRead More
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Cell Phones and Driving Laws In Michigan
In January of 2013, Senate Bill 756 was signed by Governor Snyder. Called Kelsey’s Law, it was named in honor of 17 year old Sault Ste. Marie resident Kelsey Raffaele who died in a cell-phone related car accident in 2010. Unfortunately, distracted driving accidents happen all too often in the United States. Distracted driving isRead More
Michigan’s Super Drunk Law
Passed in October 2010, the Super Drunk Law began as two public acts signed by then Governor, Jennifer Granholm. Created as an amendment to several sections of the Michigan Vehicle Code, it added a new definition of drunk driving to those drivers found to have a BAC or bodily alcohol content of .17 or higher.Read More
Miranda Bailey Earns Family Law Certificate
The ICLE or the Institute of Continuing Legal Education works in cooperation with the State Bar of Michigan. With the support of the State Bar, the ICLE offer Michigan lawyers the opportunity to further their education by providing certificate programs and seminars on Michigan law. In an effort to continue her education and provide herRead More
Harris Law Is A Special Needs Trust Attorney in Gaylord MI
A special needs trust is a flexible tool for helping you plan for your disabled family member when you are gone. The biggest reason that special needs trusts are created is to protect the assets of our disabled loved ones. In regard to assets, certain benefits in the community or provided by the government mayRead More
Fault Vs. No Fault Divorce Laws In Michigan
All states have their own rules and regulations regarding divorce laws. In Michigan, like all other states certain rules and laws govern the proceedings from the moment you file the Complaint for Divorce until the final Judgment for Divorce is signed. One of the most significant differences in laws from state to state is theRead More
Michigan Expungement Laws From Expungement Attorneys In Gaylord MI
An expungement is used to destroy or seal a criminal record after a certain period of time or when an arrest is unlawful or does not lead to a conviction. In Michigan, adult and juvenile expungements are different. When dealing with adults, the process is referred to as expungement however, when dealing with juveniles, theRead More
Divorce Vs Legal Separation A Closer Look From A Divorce Attorney In Gaylord MI
While most people are all too familiar with the term divorce, a legal separation is another less common but sometimes financially beneficial option. Not long ago the term legal separation was almost unheard of, however, today it is becoming more common as couples look for ways to save money despite their inability to remain together.Read More
Harris Law Discusses Marijuana Possession In Crawford County MI
Possession of marijuana in Crawford County Mi is a misdemeanor and comes with a fine and may also include jail time, depending on the circumstances. Drug laws are changing throughout the country due to the acceptance of the legality of medical marijuana and vary greatly from state to state. Like many crimes, the judge inRead More
Harris Law – A Lawyer In Gaylord MI and Beyond
Focused on family law, criminal law as well as estate planning, Miranda Bailey-Quick of Harris Law is dedicated to assisting clients in navigating their way through their cases in Gaylord MI. The Otsego County Judicial System is comprised of 3 different courts. Each court operates in its own way and can be confusing. Laws areRead More