Jasmine D. Rippy

I specialize in estate planning. My clients are individuals and small businesses. I enjoy working with these types of clients because I can make a significant impact on their lives and businesses by helping them plan for their future.

My holistic approach to legal services looks at the various implications of certain legal actions while tailoring my services to fit your specific needs. I will work hard to understand you and your goals, be accessible and come up with a plan to obtain the best outcome given your circumstances.

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Michigan

Since 2015

Co-Founder

LADIES IN LAW

2019 - Current

Managing Attorney

Attorney Rippy, PLC

2018 - 2019

Associate Attorney

Bodman PLC

2015 - 2017

The University of Toledo College of Law

J.D. (2015)

2012 - 2015

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

B.A. (2011) | Political Science

2007 - 2011

Board Member of the Year

Wolverine Bar Association

2018

Top Contributor

Avvo

2018

State Bar of Michigan

Member

2015 - Current

Wolverine Bar Association

Secretary

2018 - 2019

Wolverine Bar Association

Treasurer

2017 - 2018

Recreational Marijuana Laws in Michigan, Detroit, MI

April 27, 2019

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Detroit Alumnae Chapter

Establishing and Maintaining a Thriving Criminal Defense Practice, Detroit, MI

October 23, 2018

Institute for Continuing Legal Education (Michigan) and Wolverine Bar Association

Criminal Advocacy Program

Wayne County Criminal Defense Bar Association

Q. I received a running red light ticket but the name on the ticket is not mine it's the owner of the vehicles do i pay it

January 2, 2019

A: I agree with previous counsel. You should contact the police department that issued the ticket and ask them to re-write the ticket in your name. If your driving record is decent, there's a good chance of getting the ticket reduced to a zero-point infraction. A traffic lawyer would be able to help you with this.

Q. What happens when someone is caught drunk driving and his license was already suspended?

January 2, 2019

A: I agree with previous counsel. This would result in 2 separate charges for drunk driving and driving while license suspended.

Q. I was stopped because of move over violation. Did not get the ticket. Will he charge me because it is misdemeanor

August 12, 2018

A: Failure to yield to an emergency vehicle is a misdemeanor in Michigan punishable by a fine of up to $500.00 and/or imprisonment for up to 90 days. If the officer didn’t give you a ticket, then you got a break.