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Criminal Defense Attorney in Plymouth, Michigan
If you’re facing criminal charges in Plymouth or anywhere in Metro Detroit, your future is on the line. At Aldrich Legal Services, we bring over 25 years of experience defending clients in Michigan’s state and district courts, including the 35th District Court right here in Plymouth. Whether you’ve been charged with DUI, drug possession, assault, theft, or another offense, our seasoned criminal defense attorneys are ready to stand by your side.
Led by attorneys Ken Burger and Brad Aldrich, our legal team is known for its aggressive defense strategies, deep knowledge of Michigan criminal law, and commitment to protecting your rights at every step. Don’t leave your case to chance—get the personalized, results-driven representation you deserve.
Call (734) 404-3000 now for a free, confidential case assessment. We’re available 24/7 to help you take the first step toward defending your freedom.
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Why Choose Aldrich Legal Services for Criminal Defense in Michigan
Decades of Proven Experience
With over 25 years of legal practice, we’ve successfully defended hundreds of clients throughout Plymouth and Metro Detroit. Our deep understanding of Michigan’s criminal justice system—especially local courts like the 35th District Court—gives our clients a strategic advantage.
Local, Trusted Representation
We’re not a statewide mill or out-of-town office. Aldrich Legal Services is based right here in Plymouth, Michigan, which means we know the local prosecutors, judges, and court procedures. That insight can make a real difference in your case outcome.
Aggressive Defense, Compassionate Support
Facing criminal charges is stressful—we get that. Our attorneys fight hard in court, but also make sure you feel informed, supported, and never judged throughout the process.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Criminal Defense in Michigan
Legal fees can vary depending on the type and seriousness of the charges. Misdemeanor representation may range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars, while felony cases are often higher due to their complexity. At Aldrich Legal Services, we provide upfront pricing and a free consultation so there are no surprises.
Immediately. The earlier you speak with a criminal defense lawyer, the better your chances of protecting your rights and influencing how your case proceeds. Don’t wait until charges are filed—your attorney can start helping you from the moment you’re contacted by police.
All criminal lawyers are lawyers, but not all lawyers specialize in criminal law. A criminal defense attorney focuses specifically on representing people accused of crimes, understands Michigan’s criminal code, and has courtroom experience to fight for your freedom.
Penalties for DUI in Michigan depend on your blood alcohol level and any prior offenses. First-time offenders may face fines, license suspension, probation, and even jail time. Repeat offenders face harsher penalties, including longer license revocations, mandatory treatment programs, and increased jail time.
Yes, Michigan allows certain convictions to be expunged (set aside), which removes them from public view. Recent laws expanded eligibility, but not all crimes qualify. We can review your record and determine if you meet the requirements for expungement.
Misdemeanor cases may resolve within a few months, while felony cases often take longer—especially if they go to trial. The timeline depends on the court’s schedule, case complexity, and whether plea agreements are considered.
A local attorney knows the judges, prosecutors, and procedures of your area’s court system, such as the 35th District Court in Plymouth. That insight can make a difference in how your case is handled and resolved.
You have the right to remain silent, the right to an attorney, and the right to be informed of the charges against you. Do not answer police questions without legal representation. Contacting a criminal defense lawyer immediately can help preserve your rights and protect your future.