Neme Law · Our Practice

Felony Defense

Personal attention when the stakes are high.

Facing a felony allegation can bring significant uncertainty. Laura Neme handles felony defense and offers a focused conversation about your circumstances, concerns, and the legal matter ahead.

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Illustrative scenarios

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.

Receiving felony charging paperwork

A person learns that a felony charge has been filed and seeks a consultation about the paperwork, upcoming dates, and representation.

Several people involved

An incident involves multiple people with differing accounts. Someone charged wants to discuss their own circumstances and the available records with counsel.

Discuss your situation

Make room for the questions that matter

When the allegation is serious, a clear and organized first conversation matters. Topics to identify include:

  • The charges as described on the paperwork and the court handling the matter.
  • Any scheduled appearance and whether another lawyer is already involved.
  • Your questions about the proposed engagement, communication, and next steps.
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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.

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Questions before you reach out.

What if another attorney is already involved?

Mention that when you contact the firm. Laura can discuss the purpose of your inquiry, her availability, and what information is needed to consider a new engagement.

Can a family member inquire for someone who is in custody?

A family member may call with the general nature of the inquiry, the court or location if known, and a way to be reached. The firm will confirm what further information is needed.

Will submitting an inquiry confirm a court appearance?

No. Availability, representation, and any appearance must be confirmed directly with the firm. A submitted form alone does not confirm that Laura will act on the matter.

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