Criminal Defense Expungement

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Criminal Defense

Criminal Defense

Being charged with a crime, whether a misdemeanor or felony, can carry serious consequences for your freedom, record, and reputation. Anchor Bay Law provides legal defense for individuals facing criminal charges throughout Southeast Michigan.

Firm owner and attorney Shaun Kelley formerly served as a municipal prosecutor for the City of Mount Clemens, Lenox Township, and the Village of New Haven. In those roles, he handled a wide range of misdemeanor offenses in district court. He has also defended clients in both misdemeanor and some felony matters, giving him a balanced perspective from both sides of the courtroom. Whether you are facing charges for assault, disorderly conduct, driving while license suspended, or other crimes, Anchor Bay Law offers practical guidance and representation.

Expungements (Clean Slate Law)

Expungements (Clean Slate Law)

Michigan’s Clean Slate law allows many individuals with past criminal convictions to clear their record and move forward. Depending on the offense, you may be eligible to apply for expungement after a waiting period. This process can provide access to better job opportunities, housing, freedoms restored, and peace of mind.

Anchor Bay Law has successfully handled expungements for both misdemeanors and felonies. Attorney Shaun Kelley understands the documentation and timing required to present a strong petition to the court, and ensures that your case is positioned for the best possible outcome.

Driver’s License Restoration

Driver’s License Restoration

Losing your license after multiple DUI convictions or other violations can severely limit your independence and employment. In Michigan, reinstating your license often requires a formal hearing with the Secretary of State and evidence of sustained sobriety, including a substance use evaluation, character letters, and other documentation.

Shaun Kelley prepares clients for the process, handles the filing, and guides them through the hearing to help them get back on the road legally.