Good kids make mistakes. If your underage son or daughter has been charged with a juvenile delinquency crime, it is important that you hire a team of attorneys with an excellent reputation and record among juvenile court authorities. Despite what you may hear, not all juvenile crime convictions disappear off a juvenile’s record at eighteen or twenty-one years old. A conviction can hinder a juvenile’s chances to attend college or qualify for a job they desire.

Daniel Ambrose and Jill Duffy approach each juvenile case as a team.

Daniel is a proven trial lawyer, with over 120 trials under his belt. Daniel has attended the National Criminal Defense College, the Western Trial Advocacy Institute and was selected along with 49 other lawyers from around the country to attend Gerry Spence's Trial Lawyer's College. Daniel hates injustice and is ready to fight for you and your child.

Call Daniel Ambrose on his cell phone at (248) 808-3130 or email him at Daniel@ambroselawgroup.com.

Jill understands juvenile delinquency laws and court proceedings. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology, with a focus on life stage development. She is in a unique position to help you and your child through tough court proceedings, both inside and outside the courtroom. She believes that a mistake should not haunt a juvenile for the rest of his or her life. Jill is part of a team of skilled trial lawyers with a proven record of results, and she is ready to fight for you and your child.

Call Jill Duffy on her cell phone at (248) 736-7306 or email her at jill@ambroselawgroup.com.

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