The law firm of Boyer Dawson & St. Pierre includes five lawyers with more than 125 years of combined experience. Located in Sterling Heights, MI, our Macomb County attorneys have served Michigan, out of state, and even international clients. Through their hard work, strong experience, and aggressive advocacy, our lawyers know what it takes to achieve results in legal matters.
Boyer Dawson & St. Pierre attorneys are active in many legal community organizations, and have held leadership positions such as president of the Macomb County Bar Association and Macomb County Public Administrator. The firm is dedicated to improving the lives of community residents through a variety of actions.
Boyer Dawson & St. Pierre devotes a large part of its practice to serving the legal needs of seriously injured auto accident victims. Our firm is equipped with a helpful staff to follow up with each client, personally and frequently. The damage serious accidents do to people’s lives deserves the passionate and experienced legal guidance that our firm has to offer. Our attorneys help to find such victims justice and full compensation for their physical and psychological suffering.
Divorce lawyers at Boyer Dawson & St. Pierre provide strong advocacy for clients who are getting divorced. For more than 45 years, our attorneys have handled both simple divorce cases, and also some of the most complex. They are prepared to assist you with issues including those of child support and custody, paternity, parenting time, alimony/spousal support, and division of property. Our lawyers have substantial experience in divorce cases involving millions of dollar and large business ownerships.
Our firm’s criminal lawyers listen attentively to your account of what happened. The law is simply explained to you, and you are advised of your options. For instance, a client should know their right to remain silent and refuse to incriminate themselves. While our firm is always prepared to take your case to trial, we work toward having your case dismissed or you acquitted, if at all possible, minimizing the disruption to your life and liberty.