Take the allegation seriously. Start a conversation.
A misdemeanor charge deserves individual attention. Laura Neme represents people facing misdemeanor allegations, with a focus on understanding the situation and communicating clearly about the next step.
What this matter can look like.
These hypothetical examples are not past Neme Law cases, client stories, or promised outcomes. The firm confirms whether it can assist with your particular matter.
A citation after a reported incident
A person receives a misdemeanor citation following a reported retail incident and wants to discuss the allegation and hearing date.
A disputed account
A disagreement leads to misdemeanor charges. The accused has questions about the complaint and information that may be relevant to the matter.
Give your misdemeanor matter individual attention
The name of a charge alone does not explain your circumstances. Before the consultation, organize:
- The citation or notice you received and the court named on it.
- Any scheduled appearance and your questions about arranging representation.
- The personal or work concerns you want to discuss with Laura.
Work directly with Laura Neme.
Criminal defense is Laura’s primary focus. Based in Wayne and Oakland counties, Michigan, Neme Law offers personal attention and clear communication about consultation arrangements, the scope of an engagement, and next steps.
Meet Laura NemeQuestions before you reach out.
Can I inquire if I only have a citation?
Yes. Identify the general allegation, the court, and any date printed on the citation. The firm can explain what additional information it needs.
What if I do not understand the paperwork?
Tell the firm which document you received and what is unclear. Ask how to provide a copy after the firm confirms the appropriate way to share it.
Can someone help me make the first inquiry?
A family member may contact the firm with general information about the inquiry and a way to reach the person seeking representation. The firm will explain whom it needs to speak with next.