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By Attorney James Czarnecki|Czarnecki & Taylor PLLC|Nov 3, 2022
Once a domestic violence conviction is on your record, it can lead to serious consequences that can affect you for a lifetime. This article is designed to provide you with an overview of a Michigan domestic violence charge.
Continue reading “Information on a Macomb County Domestic Violence Charge”By Attorney James Czarnecki|Czarnecki & Taylor PLLC|NOV 2, 2022
When people face minor charges or traffic tickets, they may be tempted to skip the court date. Others may have missed the court date by forgetting to appear for court. Despite a person’s intention, Michigan courts do not look favorably on someone who fails to appear for a court hearing. When you miss a court date, the judge will issue a bench warrant to force you to appear. If you believe that a Macomb County court issued a bench warrant for your arrest, you should find a Macomb County bench warrant attorney.
Continue reading “Advice from a Macomb County Michigan Bench Warrant Attorney.”By Attorney James Czarnecki|Czarnecki & Taylor PLLC|NOV 3, 2022
From the moment you are charged with domestic violence, your gun rights are restricted by Michigan law. If you are facing a domestic violence charge or have a PPO issued against you, your ability to purchase, carry, transport, a firearm is strictly prohibited.
A Michigan domestic violence conviction eliminates your ability to possess a gun. You will lose your CPL. Also, it will be harder for you to purchase a firearm in the future. If you live in a house with someone who owns firearms, you cannot stay there as long as the guns are present.
The restriction on your gun rights does not depend on guilt or innocence, as long as you have charges of domestic violence pending against you. Again, if you have Concealed Pistol License (CPL), it will be suspended until your case is closed.
Continue reading “How a Michigan Domestic Violence Conviction affects your gun rights.”By Attorney James Czarnecki|Czarnecki & Taylor PLLC|NOV 7, 2022
A Michigan drunk driving conviction will follow you around for years, even if it is your first offense. There are very few things that will be worse than the possibility of losing your license, not being able to get one at all, and having a drinking and driving conviction on your record. However, removing an OWI conviction from your criminal record is possible. There are several benefits of a Michigan OWI expungement.
Continue reading “What are the benefits of a Michigan OWI expungement?”By Attorney James Czarnecki|Czarnecki & Taylor PLLC|NOV 3, 2022
The 42ndDistrict Court is located in Macomb County in the City of New Baltimore. The court services the communities of New Baltimore, Chesterfield Township, Village of New Haven and Lenox Township.
The 42nd District Court is located at the following address:
35071 23 Mile Road, New Baltimore, MI 48047
Phone: 586-725-9500
Judge: Honorable William Hackel
Drunk driving cases are among the most frequent charges in the 42nd District Court in New Baltimore. Since Czarnecki & Taylor is located in Macomb County, and because of our weekly appearances at the 42nd District Court, we have extensive familiarity with how drunk driving cases are handled in that court.
Continue reading “Guide to 42nd District Court – New Baltimore – Drunk Driving”