Maxine Ledoux
Attorney and owner
Maxine runs the office herself. When you call, you reach her or her voicemail, and she calls back.
Maxine started the practice after a long run of cases where the legal question was easy and the paperwork was what stopped people. Clearing a record is usually that kind of case: the law exists, and most of the work is knowing which door, which form and which date.
She takes a limited number of cases at a time, tells people early when a case isn't a fit, and writes to clients in plain language, not legal shorthand.
Focus
- Conviction set-asides
- Arrests without a conviction
- Background-check disputes
Credentials
Bar admissions
Michigan
2011
Courts
State circuit and district courts
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan
Education
J.D., Wayne State University Law School
B.A., Saginaw Valley State University
Languages
English
Memberships
State Bar of Michigan
Saginaw County Bar Association
The office
One lawyer, one phone line, no hand-offs
You won't be passed to a paralegal you haven't met or an intake line in another state.
The office is on Washington Avenue, a few blocks from the courthouse, with parking behind the building and a street-level entrance. You can come in, or we can do everything by phone and mail.
There are cases we don't take: serious felonies that can't be cleared, immigration questions and anything outside record clearing. When that's true, we say so and, where we can, suggest who to call.
What you can count on
Calls returned the same working day
Everything about fees in writing before you sign
A straight answer when a case isn't a fit
Want to talk it through?
Call, or send a note. Maxine reads every one herself.