Attorney DeBruin represents clients from across lower Michigan.
Attorney DeBruin represents clients from across lower michigan.
Confident In The Fight,
Committed To Your Defense
Nobody ever wants to be issued a ticket, but if you get one, you can fight them. Even so, every traffic stop is potentially dangerous, and it’s important to take the right steps early to help your case later. Here are a few tips to help you out the next time you get...
The expungement process involves paperwork and lasts around eight months. But later this year, you might not need to file an application and wait a long time. Michigan’s Automatic Expungement Program aims to automatically remove eligible criminal convictions from the...
Most people have had one drink too many on more than one occasion. There is a fine line, however, between a couple of beers and being “super drunk.” There is a good reason the state implemented the ‘Super Drunk’ law. In a review of statistics, most fatal accidents in...
A client charged with domestic violence in Shiawassee was facing severe consequences for something they did not do. Tiffany DeBruin immediately began looking for avenues of attack to show her client’s innocence. She discussed the situation with her client, contacted...
For many Michigan residents, being arrested is a horrifying experience, especially if it is your first encounter with the criminal justice system. When people are scared, they often try to talk themselves out of the situation. Many people end up doing this during an...
Our Jackson County client was charged with OWI after a roll-over accident. Tiffany DeBruin immediately began working on the case. She filed a motion to dismiss and during the hearing, attorney DeBruin pointed out the many deficiencies in the officer’s investigation....
An Eaton County client's significant other accused him of domestic violence when they had an argument that became physical. Both parties were participating in the argument and throwing things. The significant other tried to destroy some of our client’s property in the...
You already know that drunk driving—that is, operating while intoxicated (OWI)—is illegal in Michigan. You can get an OWI if you are driving under the influence of alcohol and/or your blood-alcohol content (BAC) is 0.08 or greater. An OWI can have a negative effect on...
Some criminal allegations can snowball into an array of charges faced by the accused. In a routine traffic stop, law enforcement might conduct a search. Evidence resulting from this search could result in additional charges, such as drug charges. Being charged with a...
It is natural for teens and young adults in Michigan to want to exercise their freedom and enjoy life. This is especially true when they are in college and attending sporting events, parties and other gatherings where there might be a temptation to drink alcohol. This...