Our resources page contains additional information about the types of cases we defend against on behalf of our clients. We invite you to browse through these articles to learn more about specific charges, common penalties, and how the attorney teams at SBBL approach a strategic, effective defense.
The main difference between tax evasion and tax fraud is that tax evasion involves intentionally avoiding paying taxes owed, while tax fraud involves knowingly falsifying information on tax documents. Tax evasion includes actions like underreporting income, failing to file returns, or hiding money in offshore…
Under Michigan law, drug trafficking involves manufacturing, transporting, selling, or possessing controlled substances with the intent to sell, and it does not require crossing state or national borders. Governed by the Michigan Controlled Substances Act, these crimes are typically charged as severe felonies carrying penalties…
To expunge a criminal record in Michigan, you must first determine eligibility through the state's Clean Slate Act, which typically allows expungement five years after release from prison, discharge from parole, or date of conviction, whichever occurs last. The legal process involves obtaining court records…
Our criminal lawyers represent clients in nationwide federal criminal cases and Title IX investigations, and we regularly appear in courts throughout Michigan:
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