Paul J. Tafelski, Michigan Defense Law

Paul J. Tafelski, Michigan Defense Law Contact us today to learn how Michigan Defense Law can help you with your legal needs. Paul J. Tafelski today by calling 248-451-2200.

Tafelski of Michigan Defense Law is a Michigan criminal defense attorney who believes strongly in fighting for the rights of his clients.With Paul on their side, clients have an aggressive and experienced representative protecting their rights. If you live in Oakland County, Wayne County, or any of the surrounding communities, please contact Paul J.

Michigan OWI Can Become a Felony FastA BAC of 0.17%, a prior conviction, or a minor passenger can all escalate your OWI ...
07/29/2026

Michigan OWI Can Become a Felony Fast

A BAC of 0.17%, a prior conviction, or a minor passenger can all escalate your OWI charge. Know your options before court.

Read more: https://www.michigandefenselaw.com/aggravated-dui-owi-charges/

Call Paul J. Tafelski, Michigan Defense Law at (248) 451-2200.

Paul J. Tafelski, Michigan Defense Law just earned another five-star review!"Paul is a wonderful attorney and we would h...
05/05/2026

Paul J. Tafelski, Michigan Defense Law just earned another five-star review!

"Paul is a wonderful attorney and we would highly recommend him to anyone looking to have their license reinstated. My husbands license was revovked for nearly a decade he was very intimidated by the process to have it reinstated. My husband said Paul was very personable, easy to talk with and put him at ease. He made what seemed to be such a daunting process to us much more bearable. It only took a few months from the start of us hiring Paul, to my husband having his hearing. He was granted reinstatement to a restricted license during the hearing and we couldn't have been happier or more relieved. Thank you Paul for being so attentive to your clients and going above and beyond to ensure the best results!"

— S.H.

If you need legal help, call (248) 451-2200 or visit michigandefenselaw.com

Field sobriety tests in Michigan are roadside assessments that law enforcement officers use to evaluate whether a driver...
05/01/2026

Field sobriety tests in Michigan are roadside assessments that law enforcement officers use to evaluate whether a driver may be impaired by alcohol or drugs during a traffic stop. These standardized tests, developed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), assess balance, coordination, and cognitive function. While field sobriety test results are not conclusive proof of intoxication, they can establish probable cause for an arrest on operating while intoxicated (OWI) or operating while visibly impaired (OWVI) charges. Knowing how these tests work, what your rights are, and how results can be challenged is essential for anyone facing an OWI investigation.

https://www.michigandefenselaw.com/field-sobriety-test.html

If you have been convicted of a felony in Michigan, you may have lost your right to possess a firearm under state and fe...
04/29/2026

If you have been convicted of a felony in Michigan, you may have lost your right to possess a firearm under state and federal law. However, under MCL 750.224f(9), Michigan’s felon-in-possession statute does not apply to a conviction that has been expunged or set aside unless the expungement order expressly provides that the person may not possess a firearm or ammunition.

https://www.michigandefenselaw.com/blog/does-expungement-restore-gun-rights-in-michigan/

OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) and OWVI (Operating While Visibly Impaired) are different offenses under the Michigan ...
04/29/2026

OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) and OWVI (Operating While Visibly Impaired) are different offenses under the Michigan Vehicle Code. OWI is not limited to a BAC reading alone. In Michigan, prosecutors can establish the offense either by showing an unlawful bodily alcohol content or by proving the driver was under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or a combination of the two. OWVI is the lesser offense and requires proof that, because of alcohol, drugs, or another intoxicating substance, the person's ability to drive was visibly impaired. This difference affects penalties, points, and license sanctions.

https://www.michigandefenselaw.com/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-dui-owi-owpd-and-owvi-charges-in-michigan/

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