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Chartier & Nyamfukudza, P.L.C. is proud that our team has achieved positive outcomes for so many deserving clients. Please keep in mind that the success of any case depends on the unique circumstances of each case. We cannot guarantee future results based on past successes we have achieved.
C&N’s client had his license revoked years ago after being convicted of multiple operating while intoxicated offenses and receiving an ignition interlock violation. After a driver’s license restoration hearing, Marisa was successful in obtaining a restricted license for the client. He can now drive and take care of his family after years without a license.
C&N’s client was a college student accused by his former girlfriend of raping her during their years-long relationship. These claims only came after the couple broke up, and our client had moved on to another relationship. C&N engaged in an extensive investigation, including matching up the dates of her claims with our client’s actual locations as well as messages that she had sent to him after the supposed assaults. Fortunately, the prosecutor reviewed all the evidence that C&N submitted and declined to issue any charges. Our client can now move on with his life without the threat of these false claims.
C&N’s client was accused of criminal sexual conduct. A thorough investigation was done as Mary, Marisa, and Lizzy prepared for trial, including obtaining video and photographic proof that our client was not wearing the clothes described by the woman making the accusation. This unreliable identification, as well as the timeline created that showed our client’s location during the supposed assault, resulted in the judge dismissing the case before trial. After being wrongfully accused, our client is now moving on with his life and enjoying his time with his family.
C&N’s client was charged with 13 counts of criminal sexual conduct involving two children. The investigation was complex and lengthy, but C&N discovered the wrongful motives behind the claims. Our client eventually entered a plea to one count of attempted child abuse. The plea offer came with no term of incarceration and no registry requirements. The client was facing mandatory prison sentences of at least 25 years for each count and a lifetime on the sex offender registry.
Marisa’s minor client was being investigated by the police after an altercation with his father. After a thorough investigation, Marisa made the extremely rare decision to have her client talk to the police about the incident—with Marisa present—because there was convincing evidence that he was abused at the hands of his father. The law enforcement agency recommended to the prosecutor that no charges should be issued, and the prosecutor agreed.
C&N’s client was accused of multiple counts of criminal sexual conduct, including criminal sexual conduct in the first degree, that allegedly occurred at a college party. After significant investigation and motions being filed, C&N negotiated a plea to one count of seduction under the Homes Youthful Trainee Act.
C&N’s client was accused by her ex-boyfriend’s son of biting him on the leg, after his mother discovered a large circular bruise. Takura, Marisa, and Nicole led the trial team that challenged the charge of felony child abuse. Before trial, numerous experiments were done with various objects to determine what could cause this type of bruise. There was also a thorough investigation done to disprove these false allegations. The jury agreed with the defense and returned a verdict of not guilty!
Our client contacted C&N to get two offenses expunged from his record. These offenses were years old and prohibiting him from securing various job opportunities. Marisa worked on this expungement case and argued that our client deserved the privilege of having these convictions set aside. The court agreed with C&N, granting the motion to set aside our client’s convictions. He can now move on with his life free from having a criminal record and has since found a lucrative job position.
A juvenile was charged with operating under the influence of drugs for allegedly smoking marijuana before driving. After much negotiation with the government due to faulty blood test results, Marisa was able to secure a plea deal to dismiss the OUID charge and have our client accept responsibility to a civil infraction. Upon paying the $100 fine, he was able to continue driving and focus on his college classes without having any criminal record.
A teenager was accused of criminal sexual conduct, but C&N’s investigation revealed that the complainant only made this claim to get out of trouble. After compiling significant evidence during our investigation, the prosecutor dismissed the charges. Now our client can move on without the stress of dealing with this life-altering false claim.
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