Felony and misdemeanor charges
Tell the office what charge is involved, whether a case has been filed, and which court or county is handling the matter.
REVOLUTION LAW PLC / BAY CITY, MICHIGAN
A criminal allegation can put your freedom, reputation, and everyday life in question. Start with a conversation about the charge, the court, and what matters to you.
Attorney Brian H. Jean represents people facing criminal matters through Revolution Law PLC, a solo-attorney firm in Bay City.
01 / CRIMINAL MATTERS
The type of allegation is a starting point. The first conversation also helps identify where the matter is pending, any scheduled court dates, and the questions you want to address.
Tell the office what charge is involved, whether a case has been filed, and which court or county is handling the matter.
Brian’s criminal practice includes OWI / DUI and traffic-related matters. Have any citation or court paperwork available for the office’s review process.
When allegations involve someone you know or overlap with a family matter, let the office know that both areas are involved.
Matters to discuss include drug offenses, retail fraud, and criminal sexual conduct allegations. The office can discuss whether the firm can assist with your particular situation.
02 / BEFORE A CONSULTATION
You do not need to put a detailed account of the case into the website form. Start with basic contact and routing information.
Share the type of charge, the county, and any upcoming court date. If a date is approaching, call the office.
Keep court notices, citations, and other documents available. Ask the office how to provide documents and confidential information.
The office can explain how to arrange a consultation. An initial inquiry does not reserve an appointment or establish an attorney-client relationship.
03 / COMMON FIRST QUESTIONS
Brian H. Jean is the attorney at Revolution Law PLC. The firm is a solo-attorney practice focused on criminal defense and family law.
Bay County is the primary focus. The firm also considers matters in Midland and Saginaw counties. Include the county in your initial inquiry so the office can discuss your situation.
Yes. Ask the office about consultation availability and fees, and how representation fees would be discussed for your matter. No specific fee or outcome is promised by this website.
Tell the office that both areas are involved. You can also read about the firm’s family law practice before reaching out.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Call the office to discuss consultation availability and fees, or send a short inquiry with your preferred contact details.