Ryan T. Glanville

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Ludington, MI

Personal injury Lawyer at Ludington, MI

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Criminal Defense ... +2 more

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Will a Tier 2 convicted man be able to attend school events for his kids?

Ryan's answer | Answered on June 18, 2014

The Michigan sex offender registration act states that a person required to be registered under the act can not "loiter" within a school safety...

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How can I have my husband move out of our house while waiting for the judge to make his decision on our divorce in Michigan?

Ryan's answer | Answered on June 09, 2014

I agree with what the other attorneys have said so far. Short of domestic violence or threats, most judges are reluctant to award one party...

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My bf has had two drunk drivings and was put on probation he was at home had a few beers and the cops showed up he has a PV

Ryan's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

You will need to find out if the terms of your boyfriend's probation prevented him from drinking alcohol, which it probably did. An attorney will...

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My car was parked in the street, In front of my home when it was hit by another driver. What all can I sue for?

Ryan's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

Since your car was parked at the time of the collision, you will be able to recover from the at fault driver. I would start with contacting your...

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How do I get my case cleared up? (Entrapment? Not meeting statutes of the crime? Invalid guilty plea. Can prove what I say.)

Ryan's answer | Answered on June 06, 2014

It will be very difficult to get your plea set aside since you entered the plea 15 years ago. The defenses that you raise now should have been...

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