The last thing a parent wants is for a juvenile drug offense to have a significant impact on the rest of his or her child's life. Unfortunately, many teenagers are arrested and charged for drug-related crimes in Michigan each year.

Juvenile Drug Charges in MI

At Willis Law, located in Michigan, we help parents and their children mount strong defenses against state or federal drug crimes, including:

• Possession (marijuana, cocaine, heroin, prescription drugs, etc.)
• Possession with intent to sell
• Possession of drug paraphernalia
• Operating a vehicle under the influence of narcotics
• Trafficking or being involved in the production process of illegal substances

Each of these crimes carries serious penalties, the extent of which will depend upon the specific circumstances of the alleged offense. The one constant with each crime, however, is that your son or daughter could have a criminal record that could haunt him or her for years. Our job is to step in and minimize the penalties your son or daughter could face. Our lawyers are aggressive negotiators and skilled litigators who have been handling juvenile cases for many years.

Offices located in Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids and Paw Paw, Michigan.

Please schedule a free initial consultation by contacting our Kalamazoo juvenile drug offenses attorneys online today, or by calling toll free at (888) 461-7744.

Keeping Cases in the Juvenile Justice System in MI

Prosecutors often try to charge children as adults, which results in the children facing more serious penalties that could seriously hinder their future. We do everything we can to keep juvenile drug cases in the juvenile system where we believe they belong.

Most juveniles lack direction, and the juvenile justice system is designed to set them on a path toward a successful future. This becomes much more difficult if a child faces extended prison sentences instead of receiving the care he or she needs.

Contact us today to arrange a free initial consultation with a lawyer. We have office locations in Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids and Paw Paw.