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The Washtenaw County Prosecutor along with the Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Chelsea, and other local city prosecutors aggressively pursue convictions for  the offense of domestic violence. You need an attorney that will fight even harder your your defense. If you have been

Our client was charged with the life offense of armed robbery. The case was ultimately reduced to a 93 day misdemeanor and our client didn't serve a single day in jail. Charged with a crime? Call Michigan criminal lawyer, Aaron

Our client was charged with multiple assault charges at the 48th District Court in West Bloomfield and facing serious jail time with Judge Small. Michigan criminal lawyer, Aaron J. Boria negotiated a simple attempted Disturbing the Peace charge and our

On December 21, 2017, Ted Trotter was charged with Domestic Violence. Ted made the right decision and hired domestic violence lawyer and criminal defense attorney, Aaron J. Boria to defend him. After months of battling, motions, and court battles the

Our client was charged with three domestic violence charges between two courts. A conviction for any would mean that he would lose his job. He called domestic violence lawyer, Aaron J. Boria and he wasn’t convicted of even one domestic

Our client was charged with domestic violence after his soon to be ex-wife told the police he had assaulted and battered her on multiple occasions. Our client had a good job with the state in a position of authority and

If you have been charged with Domestic Violence then you probably have a lot of questions like: What happens when I go to court? What is an arraignment? What are bond conditions? Should I plea Guilty or Not Guilty? What is

If you are facing felony assault charges you need an agressive Michigan criminal defense lawyer immediately. Felonious assault is a serious offense that can lead to prison, the loss of your ability to carry a gun, vote, or even be a chaperone at

What will happens in court once you have been accused of a crime? When you are charged with a crime the first hearing at the court is called an arraignment. At the arraignment the judge will formally tell you what you