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Phone: (586) 226-3805

Address: 16950 19 Mile Rd, Clinton Township, MI 48038

Website: https://shawatlaw.com/index.php/contact-us

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Divorce
Child Support
Child Support Payment: In Michigan, both parents need to support a child, either through custody or child support payments. If you’re going through divorce, you may be ordered to pay child support, depending upon the situation. Child support may be required even if you don’t have primary custody or the parent who has primary custody has sufficient financial means to support the child.
Child Custody and Visitation
Child Custody Negotiations: Michigan’s joint custody law assumes that it’s generally in the best interest of children to keep a relationship with both parents. However, the court is not required to consider joint custody unless one or both of the parents wish it. If this is the case, there are a number of factors a judge will consider when deciding on joint custody. We can help navigate and explain these factors with you.
Adoption
Guardianship
Guardianships: a guardianship is the legal authority to make life decisions for another individual, either a minor or an adult, that is incapacitated in a way that leaves them unable to care for themselves.
Spousal Support
Michigan No-Fault Divorce: This means that to file for divorce in Michigan, a spouse only has to claim that there is some problem in the marriage that cannot be resolved. It doesn’t matter which partner is ‘at fault’ in order for the divorce to be granted. However, No-Fault Divorce does not prevent a judge from using the fault of either party as a factor when determining property division and alimony payment.

Criminal Defense
Criminal Law - Clinton Township, Michigan Lawyer- Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney | Charles Regan Shaw, PLC
Traffic Violations
Misdemeanors: These are less serious crimes, such as petty theft or traffic violations, that are punishable by up to a year in prison.
Robbery
Felonies: These are more serious crimes such as armed robbery, murder or arson, that can result in heavy fines and at least one year or more of imprisonment if convicted.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Retail Fraud: Unlawfully taking property from a store open to the public; shoplifting. If the property is taken from a home or a person, it’s theft. If the person who steals from the retail establishment is an employee, it’s embezzlement. Depending on the value of the property stolen, retail fraud can either be a misdemeanor or a felony.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Drug Possession: Knowingly being in possession of a controlled substance. Knowledge is important for possession of controlled substances to be illegal; if a person can prove that they did not know they were in possession of the substance, or did not know it was a controlled substance, they may not be charged, though this can be difficult to prove.
Assault
Murder
Arson
Shoplifting

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Business Law is the area of law that involves the creation and needs of a “business”. A business can be any activity or enterprise entered into for profit, usually a company, a corporation, partnership, or any such formal organization.
Small Business Law
We also help with residential real estate transactions, small business law, criminal offenses, personal injury, and family law. We’re accredited with the Department of Veterans Affairs, allowing us to assist in the preparation of veteran benefits.

Workers Compensation
Workers Compensation: This is a benefit to provide compensation to workers who become disabled in a workplace injury. The state of Michigan does not typically pay these benefits; they are provided by most employers through private insurance the company pays. If you’re hurt in the workplace, report it to your employer right away. You should receive benefits the day you’re injured. If your employer doesn’t put in a claim for you, filing form WC-117 may be necessary. If your claim is denied or disputed for some reason, a form WC-104A may need to be filed. We can help determine what form to file and assist in filing it, as well as answer any questions you may have about what you are entitled to.

Real Estate Litigation
Although real estate law can quickly become confusing and overwhelming, we are here to help make your transactions painless, and help you watch out for costly mistakes.
Real Estate Transactions
Residential and commercial real estate transactions can become complicated and difficult, if you’re not familiar with the ramifications of real estate rules and laws. Some of the real estate issues we can assist with are...
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Landlord and Tenant Matters: Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, you have certain rights and responsibilities you should be aware of. If you feel as though these rights have been violated, or responsibilities have been neglected, we are here to advise you on next steps and determine the best course of action for you.

Personal Injury
Personal injury law, or tort law, occurs when a civil court proceeding is initiated by an injured person who has been hurt due to the accidental or intentional actions of another party. Personal injury suits typically have one of two outcomes...
Medical Malpractice
Medical Malpractice: Doctors may seem like miracle workers, but they are human and make mistakes. If those mistakes rise to the level of malpractice and caused you harm or suffering, you may be eligible for compensation.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning is a very important step that anyone should take if they want to ensure that their final wishes are met. This includes taking care of the proper distribution of their assets and belongings, and carrying out any health care requirements the individual may have.
Wills
Trusts
Estate and Trust Administration: this is a catchall term for the creation and maintenance of the estate planning situations described above. During this process, it’s important to work with an attorney you trust. Not only will they custom build an estate plan that’s just right for your needs, but they will help to maintain and update your estate plan as your needs change.
Power of Attorney
Power of Attorney: power of attorney is a legal document that gives an individual the legal authority to act for another if that person is incapacitated or unable to take action. It can be written as broadly or as narrowly defined as desired and refers to decisions about assets or medical care.
Probate

Foreclosure
Short Sales: A short sale is the process of selling a property at a value lower than what is left on a mortgage in order to avoid a foreclosure. This can result in less damage to your credit and less of a chance of being pursued by debt collectors. The downside to a short sale, is that some lenders may not want to participate in it. We can review your situation and help determine whether or not a short sale is right for you.

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