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What Michigan Law Says About Your Right to Carry
A recent bill sent to Governor Snyder was vetoed over concern that it may inadvertently put weapons in the hands of those with PPO’s. A PPO or Personal Protection Order is a court order which is used to prevent threats or violence against you by a person....
Changes to Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act Make Public Records More Affordable
Recent changes regarding the Michigan Freedom of Information Act or FOIA have made it cheaper to get public records. Going into effect on July 1, 2015, this new public act prevents any Michigan government agency from charging more than 10 cents per page for...
Contesting a Will in Michigan: Laws & Deadlines
For millions of people, wills go uncontested and family members receive what they believe is rightfully theirs after the death of their loved one however, in other cases, manipulation by a less than scrupulous beneficiary can lead to changes in the will...
Michigan House Votes to Revise Firearms Law in Michigan
Proposed Changes to Michigan Gun Use and Ownership Laws – February 2015 Recently, the Michigan House voted on a number of bills created to revise Michigan’s gun ownership and use laws. One of the many proposed changes now on its way to Governor Snyder for...
Drunk Driving Laws in Michigan: What You Need to Know
There are many laws in states across the country which are left up to a certain amount of interpretation, by judges, due to wording. In Michigan courts, changes to Michigan’s drunk driving laws which went into effect in January 2015, have created one such...
Divorce and Your Pets: What Happens Next in Michigan?
Our pets are our family. In families where children are not involved, this becomes even truer in many cases. So what happens to these not-so-traditional family members during the divorce? The law defines pets as property in most states however, for the...
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How to Avoid Remote Texter Liability in Michigan
In Michigan many already know the current legal stance on texting and driving , with specific laws in place to avoid such actions including one that states: “[A] person shall not read, manually type, or send a text message on a wireless 2-way communication...
A Consumer’s Guide to No-Fault Automobile Insurance in Michigan
No-fault automobile insurance is required in the state of Michigan , and is crucial to ensuring that people who have been injured in any kind of car accident receives the medical, rehabilitation, and wage loss benefits that they are owed based on their policy...
Have a Workers’ Compensation Case? Don’t Get Legal Advice from the Internet
The Internet is an incredibly invaluable tool that anyone who is smart will tell you should be used with a big helping of caution and common sense. However, when it comes to diagnosing an illness or getting answers about your workers compensation case, you...
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