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Divorce
Divorce and family law in Michigan are regulated by statute. Michigan is a no-fault divorce state which means that the person seeking the divorce does not have to make any allegations of fault against his or her spouse; all that is needed is an allegation that the marriage has broken down and that there is no likelihood that it can be preserved. Fault does not enter into the granting of the divorce; that is, the person seeking the divorce will get the divorce regardless of whether or not they feel one spouse or the other is at fault.

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Kregelka Law Firm PLLC

Divorce
Divorce and family law in Michigan are regulated by statute. Michigan is a no-fault divorce state which means that the person seeking the divorce does not have to make any allegations of fault against his or her spouse; all that is needed is an allegation that the marriage has broken down and that there is no likelihood that it can be preserved. Fault does not enter into the granting of the divorce; that is, the person seeking the divorce will get the divorce regardless of whether or not they feel one spouse or the other is at fault.
Child Support
Child support is generally set by guidelines (tables) provided by the State Court Administrative Office. These guidelines recommend a certain amount of support be paid by the noncustodial parent on a weekly basis.
Child Custody and Visitation
We are results oriented rather than process driven. We solve problems rather than create them. If you are seeking a divorce or need to resolve a child custody issue, we will be your best friend and advocate.
Guardianship
Spousal Support
In some instances, spousal support (alimony) is appropriate and is awarded. You should speak with your attorney regarding whether you might be entitled to or have to pay spousal support (alimony).
Child Abuse

Criminal Defense
If you've been arrested or believe you will be arrested, contact the experienced criminal defense lawyers at the Kregelka Law Firm, PLLC, the sooner the better.
DUI/DWI
If you have lost your driver license in Michigan as a result of multiple drunk driving convictions and you are ready to seek reinstatement from the Michigan Driver Assessment Appeal Division (DAAD), the experienced driver license attorneys at the Kregelka Law Firm can help. You will be required to attend a formal administrative hearing, and if you attend this hearing without an attorney who specializes in driver license law, you will be taking a very big risk. Because if you loose at the Driver License Appeal hearing, you may not be able to reapply for your license for at least 6 months to a year.
Wrongful Death
The time limit for taking legal action in a case alleging wrongful death is also highly complicated. While every case should be carefully considered by an experienced professional, there are some broad guidelines that can be explained. In essence, the claim must be filed by the Personal Representative of the decedent’s estate, and that person must normally be appointed within two years of the death. After appointment, the Personal Representative normally has the applicable statute of limitations period in which to sue, however, in all cases the suit must be filed within five years of the date of death. These deadlines may vary depending upon various circumstances of the individual case and not all of these circumstances can be addressed in the abstract.
Traffic Violations
It often pays to have an attorney represent you if you have been charged with a traffic offense, because the consequences of a traffic violation often don’t end with the fine and costs. There may be sanctions imposed by the Secretary of State, such as points, driving restrictions or even suspension of your driving privileges. In addition, your auto insurance premiums may escalate. An attorney can often argue more effectively on your behalf than you can and may be able to negotiate a favorable plea agreement, or, if there is a weakness in the prosecutor’s case, obtain a dismissal or a finding of not guilty or not responsible. The Kregelka Law Firm offers professional, experienced representation with regard to traffic offenses.
Sex Crimes
Fraud
Robbery
Burglary
Theft
Misdemeanors
Under Michigan law, some traffic violations are civil infractions while others are misdemeanors or felonies. Depending on the violation and how it is resolved, you may be fined, referred to a special program or, in the most serious situations, sent to jail. In most cases, if you do not take care of a traffic ticket, your driver license will be suspended.
Embezzlement
Drug Crimes
Assault
Murder
Probation Violation
Identity Theft
Homicide
If you have been arrested for drunk driving, vehicular homicide, or any other alcohol-related crime, contact the Kregelka Law Firm today.
Arson
Forgery
Money Laundering
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
Internet Crimes
Prostitution
Extortion
Hit and Run

Wrongful Termination
Click on the appropriate area in the menu on the left side of this screen for more detailed information about the attorneys and about some of our more common practice areas.
Employment Litigation
The basic Michigan statute of limitations for claims arising out of an employment claim, whether a wrongful termination or a discrimination in employment claim is generally three years. However, sometimes the time limits are extremely short and require the injured worker to take action within sixty days in order to preserve the worker's right to recovery. To be certain that you do not lose your right to sue, you should contact an attorney experienced in employment claims promptly.
Sexual Harassment
Personal injury can involve any kind of injury from a motor vehicle accident, to a slip-and-fall, to a pedestrian accident, to wrongful death; essentially, anything that results in an injury or death to a person. Other torts include defamation, fraud, misrepresentation, wrongful termination, sexual harassment, etc.

Real Estate Litigation
Be sure, if you do consult an attorney, that you use someone who is familiar with real estate law. Ask your real estate agent or a friend whose opinion you trust for a recommendation. If you have an attorney, ask him or her to recommend someone who has expertise in real estate.
Premises Liability
Construction Litigation
Ingham County attorney Garry J. Kregelka represents clients in criminal defense, divorce, parenting time, child support, estate planning, wills, trusts, power of attorney, advance directives, probate, real estate, personal injury, dog bites, traffic violations including drunk driving, DUI, OUIL, and Motor Carrier violations, Driver License Restoration, police civil liability, workplace whistleblower, environmental law, construction law, school law, criminal record expungements, breach of contract, and other legal matters. Attorney Garry Kregelka serves individuals and families throughout mid-Michigan, including Ingham County, Genesee County, Livingston County, Washtenaw County, Jackson County, Eaton County, Clinton County, Ionia County,Shiawassee County,and surrounding areas. He practices law in all Michigan courts and most frequently the courts in Lansing, East Lansing, Flint, Howell, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Charlotte, St. Johns, Ionia, Stanton, Owosso, Corunna, and others.
Eminent Domain
Our experience includes, for example, quiet title actions, breach of contract claims, lender liability, foreclosures, specific performance actions, landlord tenant disputes, eminent domain actions, land use issues, mineral rights disputes, homestead disputes, challenges to the priority and enforceability of liens, boundary and easement disputes, adverse possession claims, access cases, equitable subrogation claims, fraud and forgery claims, and disputes under various consumer protection laws. Our firm also represents individuals dealing with title insurance companies on coverage questions, disputes with title insurance companies, and actions against title agents and their insurers.
Easement
Land Use and Zoning
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Property Damage
Many insurance policies have short time periods for notice or suit, and if the benefits are not mandated by the government, the tort "reform" majority of the Michigan Supreme Court recently held that a n insurer is free to incorporate any time limitations that it desires. It is not uncommon for property damage provisions, fire insurance, and auto insurance policies to require a notice of loss that requires action while the victim is still reeling from the loss-causing incident. The Supreme Court majority also held that it would not consider whether such limitations are "reasonable," which was a change from previous law and is contrary to the insurance law of most states. The Insurance Commissioner appointed by Governor Granholm took immediate steps to place at least some reasonable parameters on insurance policy limitations, however, rules imposed only administratively in this manner are highly susceptible to influence from the insurance industry. All consumers are held to have read and understood their insurance policies, despite the fact that most policies are incomprehensible even to jurists. Thus, any claim that is derived from an insurance policy must be examined immediately to assess how long the victim has in which to take action.

Personal Injury
We can help you no matter where you are in Michigan. We routinely make home and hospital visits. We truly go the extra mile for our clients and we believe our experience, past results and personal attention make us different than most other Michigan personal injury attorneys. Find out how we can help you by calling us today.
Medical Malpractice
Tort "reform" resulted in numerous changes in the rules governing procedure in claims alleging injury caused by a medical professional. Physicians and other medical professionals have always benefitted from a shorter (normally two-year) statute of limitations. When suit is brought, it also must be accompanied by an Affidavit of Merit signed by one or more specialists with highly-specific qualifications, which leaves even less time to investigate a potential claim. In addition, the Legislature created a mandatory notice-period in medical malpractice that prevents the filing of suit for 154 or 180 days, depending upon the wrong-doers response to the formal Notice of Intent to Sue. This statutory scheme was not fully integrated by the Legislature, which has resulted in the need for substantial interpretation by the Courts and some apparently contradictory or incomplete holdings. Thus, no lay person should try to calculate the statute of limitations or the notice period in malpractice without the input of an experienced professional. Because the mandatory Notice of Intent is strictly construed and may be given undue importance, both legal and medical expertise must be incorporated in to that document.
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) and the Humane Society of the United States, dog bites requiring medical attention number 500,000 to 800,000 annually. Approximately fifteen of these people will die as a result of these attacks.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate planning is a complex undertaking and to do it properly requires a patient, knowledgeable attorney with a complete knowledge of your individual situation and your personal wishes.
Wills
Trusts
Contrary to what many people think, not everyone needs a trust. But, for some people, a trust can be one of the best estate planning tools. Trusts can eliminate probate court involvement both before and after death, reduce or eliminate federal estate taxes, allow the selection of a trustee, and restrict how the estate is managed even after death. In some situations, living trusts far outweigh the protection of traditional wills because they also provide wealth management provisions in the event of mental or physical incapacitation. On the other hand...
Power of Attorney
Probate

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