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Immigration Attorney Sufen Hilf Featured By The Legal News

Immigration attorney specialist Sufen Hilf caught the attention of the Legal News, which featured her in a profile article on February 12, 2018.   To read this profile article click here. The Legal News is designated as a leading and recognized source of legal news in Michigan and also provides…

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Shoplifting Criminal Defense Lawyer

Being detained or even handcuffed for a shoplifting allegation is the worst feeling.  The biggest questions are: what will happen next?.  Will the store prosecute?  The store won’t prosecute, but the prosecutor for the city or county where the offense allegedly occurred will usually file a case.  The store will…

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Testifying in Court? – 10 Powerful Ways To Crush The Prosecution (100% Legal)

Nervous about court?  Not many people like to testify under oath.  Scary, intimidating, emotional are how some describe court.  Others may also describe it is liberating (believing that “the truth shall set you free”).  Some people get enjoyment or feel it is a civic duty to tell on other people.…

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Top 10 Michigan DNR Investigation Strategies For Wildlife Violations

The great outdoors is suddenly not so great when DNR writes you a ticket.  The freedom you felt enjoying nature is now crushed and your day, season, and future hunting seasons are maybe ruined.  Many people do not know that some hunting violations (if convicted as charged) require a mandatory…

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Probation Violation? -12 Proven and Effective Strategies to Reduce Jail Possibility (100% Legal)

Jail for a probation violation?  Seriously?  With a probation violation the Judge has that option. Being incarcerated is no place for anyone to be.  Losing your job, losing a place to live, having to start over from scratch – life is hard enough without all this stress.  But maybe the…

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Probation for Shoplifting

  A common question when someone is arrested for retail fraud is: “Will I be placed on probation?”.  Another common question is:  “Can I avoid Jail?”.  When a person is arrested there is often a fear of the unknown.  “What will happen to me?”.  “What will the Judge do?”.  Although probation…

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Removing a No Contact Order in a Domestic Violence Case

No contact orders are very common when it comes to domestic violence allegations.  This type of order prevents a Defendant from having contact with an alleged victim.  It may also prevent a Defendant from returning to a home address.   These types of orders cause a lot of chaos, disruption,…

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Retail Fraud Plea Bargain

A charge of retail fraud can have lasting consequences on a person’s life.  In some circumstances a conviction for retail fraud may result in any of the following: loss of employment; licensing issues for professionals; immigration consequences for persons that are not United States citizens; trouble with traveling to foreign…

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Civil Demand Letter for Retail Fraud Accusation

In Michigan when a person is accused by a store, detained by loss prevention, or arrested by police, for retail fraud it is not uncommon for that person to receive a letter in the mail asking for civil damages.  These are referred to as Civil Demand Letters.  The letter is…

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