ARRESTED FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?
Let us take it from here.
Since 1977, we’ve been defending DV cases and helping people protect their gun rights, freedom, and future.
Feel the difference our experience can make.
ARRESTED FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE?
Let us take it from here.
Since 1977, we’ve been defending DV cases and helping people protect their gun rights, freedom, and future.
Feel the difference our experience can make.
1000+
DV Cases Successfully Handled
100+
Years of DV Defense Experience
35+
Years of Prosecutor Experience
Defending Your Rights.
Restoring Your Future.
Criminal charges can turn your life upside down. Our experienced attorneys are here to protect, fight for, and guide you every step of the way.
Proven Results
Decades of success in local & federal courts
Former Prosecutors
We know how the other side thinks
Any Criminal Charges
From DV cases to federal offenses
Trusted Advocates
Reputation for fighting relentlessly for our clients.
DID YOU KNOW A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CONVICTION COULD AFFECT YOUR GUN RIGHTS?
DID YOU KNOW A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CONVICTION COULD AFFECT YOUR GUN RIGHTS?
Anxiety. Stress. Worry.
We Understand.
Facing a domestic violence charge can be overwhelming. We’re here to guide you through it.
YOU’RE NOT ALONE
We’ve guided countless people through DV charges.
STEADY GUIDANCE
We’ll create a clear plan to protect your future.
EXPERIENCED DEFENSE
Former DV prosecutors who understand the other side.
Anxiety. Stress. Worry.
We Understand.
Facing a domestic violence charge can be overwhelming. We’re here to guide you through it.
YOU’RE NOTE ALONE
We’ve guided countless people through DUI charges.
STEADY GUIDANCE
We’ll create a clear plan to protect your future.
EXPERIENCED DEFENSE
Former DV prosecutors who understand the other side.
LET US TAKE IT FROM HERE
LET US TAKE IT FROM HERE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FAQ’S
What are the penalties for domestic violence in Michigan?
- 1st Conviction (misdemeanor): Up to 93 days in jail and/or a $500 fine.
- 2nd Conviction (misdemeanor): Up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.
- 3rd Conviction (felony): Up to two years in jail and/or a $2,500 fine.
Can I lose my gun rights if convicted?
How can a criminal defense attorney help?
- Prepare a comprehensive, trial-ready defense and represent you in court if your case proceeds to trial.
- Gather and preserve evidence, such as text messages, witness statements, and surveillance footage.
- Develop a solid defense strategy tailored to your case.
- Negotiate plea deals or explore diversion programs.
- Advocate for reduced sentencing or alternative penalties if convicted.
What should I do if accused of domestic violence?
- Remain Silent: Invoke your right to remain silent and consult with an attorney before speaking to law enforcement.
- Contact Hills Law: We have represented THOUSANDS of domestic violence cases since 1977.
- Gather Evidence: Collect any evidence that supports your version of events.
- Avoid Contact: Do not contact the alleged victim, especially if a protective order is in place.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FAQ’S
What are the penalties for domestic violence in Michigan?
- 1st Conviction (misdemeanor): Up to 93 days in jail and/or a $500 fine.
- 2nd Conviction (misdemeanor): Up to one year in jail and/or a $1,000 fine.
- 3rd Conviction (felony): Up to two years in jail and/or a $2,500 fine.
Can I lose my gun rights if convicted?
How can a criminal defense attorney help?
- Prepare a comprehensive, trial-ready defense and represent you in court if your case proceeds to trial.
- Gather and preserve evidence, such as text messages, witness statements, and surveillance footage.
- Develop a solid defense strategy tailored to your case.
- Negotiate plea deals or explore diversion programs.
- Advocate for reduced sentencing or alternative penalties if convicted.
What should I do if accused of domestic violence?
- Remain Silent: Invoke your right to remain silent and consult with an attorney before speaking to law enforcement.
- Contact Hills Law: We have represented THOUSANDS of domestic violence cases since 1977.
- Gather Evidence: Collect any evidence that supports your version of events.
- Avoid Contact: Do not contact the alleged victim, especially if a protective order is in place.