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Second Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct in Michigan: What You Need to Know

Second degree criminal sexual conduct in Michigan is a very serious charge or offense. CSC 2nd Degree carries a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison.

Fourth Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct in Michigan: Everything You Need to Know

In Michigan, no sex crime is minor. Every sex related crime including fourth degree criminal sexual conduct carries very stiff penalties ranging from entering the sex offender registry to jail term.

Third Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct In Michigan: What You Need To Know

Yes, sex is good. In fact, it is part of what makes us human. But then, inordinate sexual desires or violent manifestation of such is bad and illegal.

Lifetime Electronic Monitoring in Michigan: All You Need To Know

Michigan’s electronic monitoring system is meant to provide community supervision staff with additional tools to more intensely supervise offenders.

Credit Card Debt This Year: Consumers Paid $104 Billion in Interest and Fees

Taking on a credit card may seem like a good idea at first, but in many cases, credit cards are a slippery slope offering the temptation to spend more than you can afford.

Mortgage Liens in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Houston Bankruptcy attorneys are often asked what happens to mortgage liens in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Main Causes of Personal Insolvencies

What are the leading causes of personal insolvencies?

David’s Bridal Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

On November 5th David’s Bridal filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy Makes the Creditors Stop Calling

The bankruptcy system is set up to give you time to reorganize your debts or liquidate your assets depending on the type of bankruptcy you choose.

Bankruptcy Myth: Untrustworthy People File

Some misconception is that shady people rack up a bunch of bills and they want the courts to bail them out.

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