LegalSolv is a Dearborn law firm representing people and businesses across Metro Detroit. Our practice covers criminal defense, real estate, family law, business matters, and the work in between. Every case is handled by a single team you can reach directly.
Eight practice areas under one roof. Find the one that fits your situation, and we will tell you whether the matter is one we can take and what the next steps look like.
Defense for misdemeanors, felonies, OWI/DUI charges, and post-conviction matters in Wayne County courts. Trial experience at every level.
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Car accidents, slip and falls, medical malpractice, and wrongful death claims. Handled on contingency, so there is no attorney fee unless the case recovers.
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Residential and commercial closings, title review, boundary disputes, landlord-tenant matters, and commercial leases across Metro Detroit.
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Entity formation, operating agreements, contracts, commercial leases, and the corporate documents your business runs on day to day.
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Divorce, child custody, support, prenuptial agreements, and personal protection orders. Including high-asset and contested custody matters.
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Breach of contract, partnership disputes, business torts, and fraud claims in state and federal court when negotiation has been exhausted.
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Mechanic's liens, payment disputes, defect claims, and contract work for contractors, owners, and developers across Michigan projects.
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Buy-sell agreements, mergers and acquisitions, business sales, and contract drafting. The deal work that keeps disputes from reaching court.
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The office is in Dearborn. The firm represents clients across Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties, and elsewhere in Michigan when the matter calls for it. Court appearances, closings, and client meetings happen wherever the case is.
LegalSolv is a multi-practice law firm. The same team that handles your business formation also handles your real estate closing, your family matter, or your criminal case. You work with people who know the full situation, not a different specialist for every problem.
You can reach the attorney working on your case. If we do not think the matter is one we should take, we will say so before you have spent money finding out.
The questions clients actually ask, answered by the attorneys handling these cases.
What a DWLS charge carries in Michigan (93 days first offense, a year after that, a felony if someone is hurt), the second suspension the Secretary of State adds on conviction, why so many Wayne County drivers never knew they were suspended, and the two outcomes that avoid all of it.
Read Article A first or second OWI in Michigan is a misdemeanor. A third, ever, is a felony, and so is any OWI that seriously injures or kills someone. Here is the line, what counts as a prior, and what a felony OWI case looks like in Wayne County.
Read Article Michigan's three degrees of retail fraud, the dollar lines that separate a 93-day misdemeanor from a five-year felony, the civil demand letter that follows, and how a Dearborn shoplifting case moves through the 19th District Court.
Read ArticleContact us to schedule a consultation. You describe the situation, and we tell you whether we can help, what the likely path forward looks like, and what representation would cost. There is no obligation to hire the firm afterward.
Criminal defense (including OWI/DUI), personal injury, real estate, business and corporate law, family law, commercial litigation, construction law, and transactional work. If your matter falls outside those areas, ask anyway. We will point you to the right attorney even if it is not us.
No. The office is in Dearborn, but the firm represents clients across Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb counties, and throughout the rest of Michigan where the matter calls for it.
Yes. Several attorneys at the firm are fluent in Arabic. The conversation can happen in whichever language you are more comfortable with.
Bring whatever documents relate to the situation. Police report, court papers, the signed contract, medical records, the relevant email thread, the lease, the deed. If you are unsure whether a document matters, bring it. We would rather see too much than too little.
Share a sentence or two about the situation and we will follow up within a business day. If it is time sensitive, call the office and ask for the attorney on intake.
Tell us about the matter and we will reply by phone or email.
Or call us directly: (313) 425-5555
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