To practice law in Michigan, an applicant must meet the following requirements:
- graduate from an ABA accredited law school or its equivalent,
- take and pass the MPRE,
- take and pass the Michigan Bar Examination, and
- demonstrate the requisite personal character and moral fitness to practice law.
That fourth standard is the least objectively defined. Tim Dinan has years of experience helping clients demonstrate their personal character and moral fitness for the Michigan bar appeal. Here are some considerations: