Assault allegations can range from relatively minor disputes to serious felony charges, and the circumstances surrounding an incident often matter as much as the accusation itself. These articles discuss assault charges in Michigan, potential defenses, the criminal court process, and issues to consider when you are accused of assaultive conduct.
Published: June 14, 2026 By: Ben Hall | Attorney and Owner of Ben Hall Law | Marine Corps and Iraq War Veteran | Former Police Officer | Former Prosecutor If you are an MSU student or the parent of one,…
By: Ben Hall | Attorney and Owner of Ben Hall Law | Marine Corps and Iraq War Veteran | Former Police Officer | Former Prosecutor | May 10, 2026 If you think assault always means a punch that lands, Michigan…
An assault allegation can hit every part of your life at once, and the potential outcome of the case can significantly affect your future. You may be worried about jail, bond conditions, a no-contact order, your job, your reputation, and…
An assault allegation can change your life before trial even begins. The prosecutor’s review affects whether you face a misdemeanor, a felony, a bond condition, a no-contact order, or no charge at all. That review solves a critical problem: turning…
Assault charges in Michigan can vary in severity, depending on the incident’s circumstances. Two common types of assault charges are simple assault and aggravated assault, each carrying different penalties and legal implications. This is different than domestic assault. If you…