Practice Focus
Mr. Brown focuses his practice on criminal defense and probate law, including child welfare and abuse/neglect proceedings. Whether you are facing criminal charges or navigating a complex family matter involving the state, he provides clear guidance and strong advocacy at every stage of the case.
Background & Education
A native Michigander, Mr. Brown earned his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Philosophy from Hope College and his Juris Doctor from Wayne State University Law School. While in law school, he trained in courtroom advocacy through the Mock Trial program and developed the litigation skills that now define his practice. He is also a member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Prosecution Experience
Before founding his practice, Mr. Brown worked both as a prosecutor and as a defense attorney with a respected law firm. This dual experience gives him a critical advantage: he understands how prosecutors build cases, evaluate evidence, and pursue convictions. He uses that insight to identify weaknesses in the government's case and to develop effective defense strategies for his clients.
Criminal Defense
As a Marquette criminal defense lawyer, Mr. Brown represents clients charged with offenses ranging from DUI, domestic violence, and drug crimes to serious felony charges involving firearms, theft, and sexual assault. He has successfully obtained dismissals of significant charges prior to trial and has achieved favorable outcomes in contested hearings and trials.
Probate & Child Welfare
In addition to criminal defense, Mr. Brown represents clients in probate court, including child welfare cases involving abuse and neglect allegations. He understands the urgency and sensitivity of these cases and works diligently to protect his clients' rights, their families, and their futures.
Service Area
Mr. Brown serves clients across the Upper Peninsula, including Marquette, Escanaba, Iron Mountain, Houghton, and surrounding communities. He is committed to providing responsive communication, thorough preparation, and effective courtroom advocacy.
