After becoming one of the youngest graduates of Brooklyn Law School, Michelle initially began her career in civil law, conducting corporate mergers and acquisitions, and assisting in corporate restructurings under Chapter 11.
Once she realized she was more well suited for the faster paced lifestyle of the courtroom, Michelle turned her focus to criminal law and became a Deputy District Attorney for the County of San Bernardino.
In this role, she handled hundreds of cases monthly, prosecuted many criminal trials to verdict, and successfully argued all types of evidentiary hearings.
For the past 20 years, Michelle has been using the winning skills she developed as a prosecutor toward helping her clients. Her innate talents at negotiation and unwavering determination ensure her clients are receiving the best possible outcome in each and every case she handles.
She continues to look forward to working side by side with her husband day in and day out to help her clients through all types of difficult situations.
Posts from Michelle Will
The Impact a Criminal Record Has on Family
Indecent Exposure Laws & Penalties in Washington State
Can Dash Cam Evidence Be Used in Civil Court? Washington State
Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence? Here’s What to Do
Charged with Shoplifting? How to Get the Charges Dropped
Possession with Intent to Deliver: Penalties & Defenses
