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Kymberly R. Schroder has over 18 years experience litigating criminal, divorce, child-custody, child-support, and child-neglect-and-abuse cases. Schroder Law is experienced and proficient in handling all kinds of cases, from simple traffic matters to complex felonies; and from simple divorces with no children to complex divorces with children and high assets.

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Jeffrey M. Schroder and Kymberly R. Schroder have over 37 years combined experience litigating criminal, divorce, child-custody, child-support, and child-neglect-and-abuse cases. We are experienced and proficient in handling all kinds of cases, from simple traffic matters to complex felonies; and from simple divorces with no children to complex divorces with children and high assets. Click here to schedule a free consultation.

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Our journal

Can police extend a traffic stop to search your vehicle with a drug dog?

Can police extend a traffic stop to search the vehicle with a dog? No, unless a police officer has a reasonable, articulable suspicion of criminal activity; a police officer cannot extend a traffic stop beyond the time necessary to address the traffic violation that is the basis for the traffic stop. That seems easy enough […]

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Does A Marijuana Roach Count For Weight Allowance?

I’ve been asked whether a marijuana roach counts in the weight allowance under the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act. A marijuana roach is the unsmoked, left-over end of a marijuana joint, blunt, or cigarette. And, yes, marijuana roaches contain useable marijuana that can be smoked and do count towards the weight allowance under the Michigan Medical […]

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When can you use deadly force in Michigan?

In 2006, Michigan passed the Self-Defense Act, which governs when an individual can, and cannot, use deadly force against another individual. Pursuant to the Act:  (1) An individual who has not or is not engaged in the commission of a crime at the time he or she uses deadly force may use deadly force against […]

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What does the court focus on in child custody cases? Part III

LEGAL STANDARDS FOR CHANGE IN CUSTODY OR PARENTING TIME PART III – WHAT ARE THE CHILD CUSTODY FACTORS? If the court has determined that the facts of your case constitute either a change in circumstances or proper cause sufficient to re-examine the custodial environment (or parenting time) of your child, and the court has determined […]

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What does the court focus on in child custody cases? Part II

LEGAL STANDARDS FOR CHANGE IN CUSTODY OR PARENTING TIME PART II – WHAT IS AN ESTABLISHED CUSTODIAL ENVIRONMENT? If you have been able to prove to the court that there is a change in circumstances or proper cause sufficient to re-examine the custody or parenting time for your child, the Court will then need to […]

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What does the court focus on in child custody cases? Part I

LEGAL STANDARDS FOR CHANGE IN CUSTODY OR PARENTING TIME PART I – WHAT IS A CHANGE IN CIRCUMSTANCE OR PROPER CAUSE? Whenever a parent files for divorce, a change in custody, or even a change in parenting time, the court must analyze numerous factors prior to making a decision about what it best for your […]

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Can I Modify My Firearm?

Police will quickly arrest persons possessing illegally-modified firearms, and police are quite adept at identifying illegal modifications. Police also have tools to test and inspect firearms. One such tool is a red and white stick that is inserted into the barrel to test the barrel length. If the barrel is too short, the red part of the stick will extend beyond the muzzle.

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What are Pistol-Free Zones?

Michigan law limits where a concealed pistol or taser can be carried. Generally speaking, in Michigan, a person who has a concealed pistol license is prohibited from carrying a concealed pistol or taser on the following premises:

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