When your freedom, reputation, and future are at risk, you need more than legal advice — you need strategic, aggressive defense. The Law Office of Matthew Kolodziejski PLLC represents individuals facing criminal charges in Troy, Oakland County, and throughout Southeast Michigan
Criminal accusations can disrupt every aspect of your life. Whether you are facing misdemeanor charges, felony allegations, or federal prosecution, early legal intervention is critical. Prosecutors begin building their case immediately. Your defense should begin just as quickly.
Our firm is committed to protecting constitutional rights, challenging unlawful searches, scrutinizing evidence, and preparing every case as though it will proceed to trial. From arraignment through resolution, you will have a defense strategy built around preparation, negotiation, and courtroom readiness.
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Every case demands individualized attention. No two situations are the same. We analyze the facts, evaluate the evidence, and develop a defense strategy tailored to your specific circumstances.
If you have been charged or believe you are under investigation, contact the Law Office of Matthew Kolodziejski PLLC immediately.
Get answers to common questions about criminal defense representation.
If you are arrested, remain calm and exercise your right to remain silent. Do not answer questions or make statements without an attorney present. Even statements you believe are harmless can later be used against you in court. Clearly request an attorney and avoid discussing your case with law enforcement until legal counsel is present. Early legal representation can significantly impact how your case proceeds.
Yes. Even misdemeanor convictions can result in jail time, probation, fines, and a permanent criminal record. A conviction may affect employment opportunities, professional licensing, housing applications, and background checks. A criminal defense attorney can evaluate whether evidence can be challenged, whether charges can be reduced, or whether dismissal is possible.
An arraignment is typically your first court appearance after charges are filed. During this hearing, the court formally reads the charges and sets bond conditions. Bond conditions may include travel restrictions, drug testing, no-contact orders, or other requirements. Violating bond conditions can result in immediate custody, so it is important to comply fully.
In some cases, felony charges may be reduced depending on the strength of the evidence, prior criminal history, and negotiation strategy. A strong defense may involve challenging probable cause, filing motions to suppress evidence, or negotiating with the prosecutor for reduced charges. Each case is unique and must be carefully evaluated.
If you are facing criminal charges, do not wait. Early defense strategy can significantly impact your case.
An arrest does not mean a conviction. Charges can be challenged. Evidence can be suppressed. Cases can be reduced or dismissed.
Contact the Law Office of Matthew Kolodziejski PLLC for a confidential consultation.
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