Dearborn & Wyandotte, Michigan
Honest, reliable, and affordable legal representation.
When you're facing a criminal charge, a suspended license, or a divorce, the lawyer you choose matters. D.C. Law has defended people across Metro Detroit for decades, and the first conversation is always free.
Areas of practice
What we handle.
Five things, done properly. If your situation doesn't fit neatly into one of them, call anyway. We take many matters on a case by case basis.
Why D.C. Law
A firm built on straight answers.
Plenty of firms in Metro Detroit will take your case. We're the one that tells you exactly what it costs, exactly where you stand, and exactly what we're going to do about it.
- Free consultations that walk through your needs, your goals, and your budget
- Experienced working with prosecutors respectfully and resourcefully toward constructive resolutions
- Flat, honest pricing quoted before you commit, not after
- Every case handled by a licensed Michigan attorney, never passed off
The firm
Four lawyers. One standard.
D.C. Law is operated by partners David Camaj and Nickolas F. Darin, with associates Carly Dusute and Lora McParland-Savoie.
Testimonials
What clients say.
Nick has an exceptional skill set combined with great character. I use him on a regular basis.
David G.
Nick does a stellar job with all my criminal and family law referrals!
Brian B., a fellow Michigan attorney
Where we work
Wayne, Oakland, Macomb & Monroe, covered.
From our Dearborn and Wyandotte offices we appear in district and circuit courts across all four counties. Start with the one that has your case.
Dearborn · Taylor · Wyandotte · Allen Park · Riverview · Melvindale · Lincoln Park · Southgate · Trenton · Royal Oak · Troy · Novi · Warren · Sterling Heights · St. Clair Shores · Monroe · Temperance
From the blog
Know where you stand.
Plain English explanations of Michigan law, written by the firm.
Second and third OWI offenses: what actually changes
Mandatory minimums, a revoked license, and a third offense that stays a felony no matter how old the priors are.
The summer move and Michigan's 100 mile rule
What a parent under a custody order can and can't do with a new address, and what the court weighs.
Who can search a dorm room, and when
The housing contract lets staff in. It doesn't turn every entry into a search, and campus officers are police.
Free consultation
Tell us what happened.
Call or email today to set up a free consultation. Describe the issue you're having, tell us what you want to achieve, and we'll give you a straight answer, including the price.