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What the first call covers

The first conversation is private and unhurried. You tell us what happened, when the court date is, and what paperwork you walked out with. We explain what the next two weeks look like in the 19th District Court, what deadlines are already running, and what we would do first. You will not be judged, lectured, or pushed.

Have the paperwork within reach if you can: the citation, the bond sheet, anything the officer handed you, and the notice with your court date. If your license was taken, tell us right away, the clock on the license side runs separately from the criminal side, and it moves fast.

After the first call, the machinery starts moving on your behalf: appearances get filed, discovery gets requested, and the evidence, the stop video, the breath logs, the officer's report, gets pulled apart line by line. You receive dates and instructions in plain language, what to attend, what to bring, what not to do while the case is open. Most clients tell us the worst part was the not knowing before they called, and the job from our side is making sure that feeling never returns. Questions between court dates go to the person handling your case, not a voicemail box. That is how a Dearborn defense should run, and it is how yours will.