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When Parents Go to Jail

September 16th, 2025|Family Law|

When a parent is unexpectedly incarcerated, questions about custody and parental rights quickly come into question. The resulting parental absence can disrupt existing custody arrangements, limit contact with children, [...]

Gun Possession OWI

August 21st, 2023|Drunk Driving|

Gun Possession with OWI Charges in Michigan Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) is a serious criminal offense in Michigan, and its intersection with gun possession adds further legal complexities. The [...]

Michigan Alimony Law

June 29th, 2023|Family Law|

Alimony Law in Michigan Undergoing a divorce can lead to significant financial worries. But in Michigan, provisions are available for spousal support or alimony that can be requested if [...]

Alimony in Michigan

July 31st, 2022|Family Law|

Alimony in Michigan The divorce process is an emotional experience for all involved parties. Couples may feel periods of great stress, depression, anxiety, anger, or confusion. [...]

COVID Divorce

July 20th, 2021|Family Law|

Predicted COVID Divorce Spike The past year and a half has been tumultuous to say the least. Many lives have been turned upside down socially, financially or both. Isolation [...]

DUI Scooters

February 3rd, 2021|Drunk Driving|

Motorized scooters, mopeds or “DUI scooters” as they are commonly known, were historically a popular alternative throughout the country for those convicted of a DUI or OWI and had subsequently [...]

OWI vs DUI

November 30th, 2020|Drunk Driving|

Differences Between DUI and OWI in Michigan In the United States, DUI (Driving Under the Influence) and DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) have historically been the acronyms used to describe [...]

EtG Testing

October 5th, 2020|Drunk Driving|

EtG Testing for Michigan OWIs Being charged with a DUI is stressful and potentially life altering event that carries serious legal consequences. In Michigan, Ethyl Glucuronide (EtG) testing is used [...]

Implied Consent

June 1st, 2020|Drunk Driving|

Michigan’s Implied Consent Law Michigan drivers are required to take a chemical test to determine bodily alcohol content (BAC) if arrested for drunk driving. Michigan motor vehicle drivers give [...]

Hardship License

November 9th, 2019|Criminal Defense, Drunk Driving|

Hardship License in Michigan: Everything You Need to Know A hardship license is also commonly referred to as a "restricted driver's license." This type of license is issued under special [...]

Datamaster

October 3rd, 2019|Drunk Driving|

Datamaster: Everything You Need to Know About the DUI Breath Test Have you gotten pulled over for suspicion of drunk driving? Do you know if you can refuse to take [...]

DUI DWI

October 3rd, 2019|Drunk Driving|

DUI & DWI: What’s the Difference in the State of Michigan? Drunk driving charges are referred to throughout the country under many different names and acronyms. This creates a lot [...]

Resisting Arrest

September 26th, 2019|Criminal Defense|

Resisting Arrest: Penalties and Laws Resisting arrest is a common yet subjective charge that can occur during practically any police interaction in which an individual is being placed under arrest. [...]

​Senior Partner Michele Kelly volunteered on behalf of Northville Rotary and Northville Stands With Detroit with 4 Angels Garden

June 1st, 2018|In Our Community|

​Senior Partner Michele Kelly volunteered on behalf of Northville Rotary and Northville Stands With Detroit with 4 Angels Garden - Yorkshire Woods Community Organization The garden has been a successful collaboration between the [...]

Domestic violence in Michigan – what the prosecutor really thinks about your charges, and whar you can do to change the perception of the case

April 28th, 2018|Criminal Defense|

As a former prosecutor, I worked on hundreds of domestic violence cases. I've taken that experience, and now help clients accused of this serious crime as a defense attorney. The first [...]

Ryan M. Kelly was selected to “Michigan Rising Stars 2012” by Super Lawyers Magazine for the third year in a row!

September 7th, 2012|In Our Community|

The designation of Rising Star recognizes up-and-comers with under 10 years of practice. Candidates are evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement. No more than 2.5 [...]

Northville attorney Michele Kelly helped out, pro bono, in the legal issues of youths arrested in Ann Arbor during a Punk Week gathering.

August 25th, 2010|In Our Community|

Some arrested by the police, Kelly feels, were subjected to excessive force, and an internal investigation is said to be underway. Read more about this story. [...]

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