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Michigan’s New Drunk Driving Expungement Law
Beginning February 23, 2022, certain drunk driving offenses will be eligible to be expunged from your criminal record in Michigan.
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What’s the Difference Between Legal Custody and Physical Custody?
The issue of child custody can come up in a variety of legal situations. When there are minor children in a divorce case, the court must determine issues of legal and physical custody of the parties’ children. Likewise, when parties are not married, one party may choose to file a petition to determine custody and parenting time.
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Top Five Things to Know Before You Try to Get your Driver’s License Back
If you’ve lost your driver’s license in Michigan, getting it back is possible, but it’s vital to understand the process. These are the top five things you need to know:
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Top Five Things to Remember if You are Pulled Over on Suspicion of Drunk Driving
If you are pulled over and the officer suspects you of drunk driving, he or she may start asking you questions regarding where you are coming from, where you are heading, if you’ve had anything to drink that day, etc. You should politely decline to answer any questions. A simple, “I do not wish to discuss my day” should suffice.
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How to Avoid Problems with Your Ignition Interlock Device and What to Do if You Encounter One
Oftentimes, when your license has been revoked by the Michigan Secretary of State for two or more alcohol-related driving convictions within a seven-year period, the first step to getting your license back is a restricted driver’s license which also includes an ignition interlock device, also commonly referred to as a blow-and-go.
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"No-Fault Divorce" - What Does It Actually Mean?
One of the most common questions asked is whether Michigan is a no-fault divorce state. The answer is yes, but the term "no-fault" is misleading, and many don't understand what it actually means for Michigan to be "no-fault."