MIP Lawyer in Grand Rapids, MI

Minor in Possession (or MIP) is not a simple charge anymore. A conviction for MIP will appear on any background check or security clearance. A second or multiple convictions for MIP will result in enhanced and more serious consequences, including the loss of driving privileges. Negotiating and securing first offender treatment under the MIP statute is often a complicated process. Judith A. Baxter is a trial attorney with 35 years of courtroom experience including over 20 years as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney. Her extensive knowledge of and experience in the court system, including MIP cases, combined with her dedication to each and every one of her clients, provides Ms. Baxter in depth insight about each of her cases, and gives her clients an advantage in securing favorable resolutions of their cases, including securing first offender treatment of an MIP charge and even dismissal of the charges and winning cases in court.