Jack Alpin is a Michigan attorney who approaches the law as an architect of strategy and control. He began his academic career at U.C. Berkeley, studying philosophy, before living and studying abroad to immerse himself in diverse cultures, ethical systems, and the mechanics of conflict resolution. This relentless pursuit of global perspectives forged a highly analytical, adaptive legal mind before he brought his talents to the Midwest to study law in Michigan. In estate planning and contract drafting, Jack goes beyond standardized templates. He develops multigenerational trusts, operating agreements, and tailored wealth-preservation structures designed to improve control, reduce ambiguity, and address foreseeable risks involving creditors, former spouses, and internal family disputes. The appropriate structure depends on the client's assets, objectives, governing law, and individual circumstances. When disputes cannot be preempted, Jack transitions into a formidable litigator, having drafted highly complex pleadings for state and federal courts. Beyond traditional jurisprudence, Jack's expertise in software architecture allows Alpin Law to weaponize digital discovery and metadata analysis in your favor. This technical fluency ensures opposing counsel cannot obscure evidence behind technological smoke screens, granting you a distinct and undeniable strategic advantage.

As a Hillsdale County native, Daren Wiseley is thrilled with the opportunity to serve his home community. He focuses his practice on criminal defense and constitutional/ civil rights litigation, where he is committed to defending individual rights, in a time when they are under assault more than ever. Mr. Wiseley is known for his passion and work ethic and brings a hard-hitting style to the courtroom. Mr. Wiseley takes prides in going the extra mile for clients and aggressively defending them. He is known for his skillful courtroom strategy and creative motion practice. Additionally, Mr. Wiseley brings knowledge and expertise of the media to the table to better serve his clients. Few lawyers understand the importance of media relations and its inner workings.Mr. Wiseley loves being a warrior for the underdog. He thrives in high-stakes cases and refuses to budge under pressure. A recent example of this occurred in a case regarding a rarely used felony eavesdropping statute that had no case precedent. Even though the media, and even most lawyers counted him out, he used his tireless work effort and thoughtful creativity to win the case after oral argument on his motion to dismiss. Mr. Wiseley has significant experience defending Constitutionally protected rights, and understands the role of protecting citizens against government overreach. One notable example occurring when a client was charged with a felony for a harmless Facebook post - Mr. Wiseley was able to get this charge dismissed as well. Both cases also provided examples of Mr. Wiseley's ability to influence the court of public opinion, to protect his clients' from reputational harm in the community.Mr. Wiseley is highly sought after throughout Michigan, practicing in counties throughout the state and both federal districts. When he is not in the office defending liberty, Mr. Wiseley loves golfing with his grandfather, reading, working out, and playing with his cat, Ovi.