Criminal defense · Family law · Michigan litigation
Know where you stand.
When your freedom, family, or financial future is at stake, the decisions ahead deserve careful judgment. Nadeau Law represents individuals, families, and small businesses in criminal defense, family law, and civil litigation. Founded and led by Scott D. Nadeau, the firm combines thorough preparation with candid advice and a clear understanding of your priorities.
The initial consultation is free. Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Protecting your rights is our privilege.
Considered strategy
A sound strategy begins with the facts and the interests the case must address. Nadeau Law evaluates the legal issues, the available evidence, and your priorities to develop a considered approach to negotiation and litigation.
Candid counsel
Decisions are easier to make when the options are clear. The firm’s advice addresses the strengths and difficulties of your case, the choices available, and the practical consequences of each approach.
Thorough preparation
The details can change the course of a case. Preparation means examining the relevant records, testing the other side’s position, and developing the arguments needed for negotiation or court.
Understand the fees before you proceed.
The initial consultation is free. Criminal matters are handled on a flat-fee basis. Family law matters begin with a retainer and are billed hourly. Payment plans may be available in some matters.
Scott D. Nadeau
Scott Nadeau founded Nadeau Law to represent individuals facing consequential legal disputes. Practicing in Michigan since 2002, he handles criminal defense, divorce and custody matters, and civil litigation. His work combines detailed case preparation with candid advice about the decisions his clients face.
Meet Scott NadeauBased in Huntington Woods. Representing clients across Michigan.
Nadeau Law serves clients in Michigan state courts throughout Southeast Michigan, including Oakland, Wayne, Macomb, Genesee, Livingston, Washtenaw, and Monroe counties. Federal criminal and civil representation extends statewide, in the U.S. District Courts for both the Eastern and Western Districts of Michigan.