The Williams Law Firm
Criminal Defense

40 Years Trial Experience

The Williams Law Firm provides legal services for traffic violations, civil infractions, misdemeanors and felonies, including drunk driving, drug possession, driver license restoration, expungement of criminal records, domestic assault, white collar crimes, and other related issues and offenses.
Go to Drunk Driving

Drunk Driving

DUI, DWI, OUIL, OWI

Go to Driver License Restoration

Driver License Restoration

Go to Criminal Record Expungement

Criminal Record Expungement

Go to Under 21 / Juvenile Crimes

Under 21 / Juvenile Crimes

Go to Domestic Assault & Violent Crimes

Domestic Assault & Violent Crimes

Go to White Collar Crimes / Fraud

White Collar Crimes / Fraud

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Learn how we can help.

The initial consultation about your situation is always free of charge, and there you can learn of our strategy, the odds of prevailing, possible avenues of relief, and the costs involved. We always advise potential clients to receive at least two other opinions before choosing which lawyer to retain. We generally cap the costs on flat rate cases at the initial meeting so not to have future unpleasant surprises, except in certain situations where expert witnesses need to be hired and/or depositions need to be taken. Lastly, the attorney who takes your case, will do your case, AND NO ONE ELSE. If there is a conflict with court dates because of other engagements in higher courts, our office will adjourn the case to another date. We do not transfer or substitute other attorneys once retention is made as this is a personal relationship during the pendency of your legal matter. This is an unqualified matter of policy: who you retain is who stands next to you in court.

Meet the Attorney

Richard L. Williams, Attorney At Law

Attorney Richard L. Williams is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, license #P-29583. He has been actively practicing law since acceptance into the Bar in October 1978. Read more.