Ayanna D. Neal joined Grewal Law PLLC as an attorney after dedicating fifteen and a half years to representing the people of the state of Michigan in prosecution for Ingham County Prosecutor’s Office. Ayanna began practicing law two years prior to working as a prosecutor and handled child custody, contracts, and estate planning cases. Ayanna holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Michigan and Juris Doctor with a concentration in Business Transactions from Thomas M. Cooley Law School.
Ayanna has received certificates in forensic interviewing of children, DNA analysis, investigation of criminal sexual conduct cases, arson investigation training, multiple narcotics trainings, and multiple other training certificates. Ayanna is a licensed domestic relations mediator and participates in various community programs speaking to youth about the importance of education. Ayanna is passionate about education and the role it plays lessening criminal activity. Ayanna is dedicated to helping people who are facing difficult situations. Ayanna is compassionate, kind, and knowledgeable.
Last month in Lansing, youth sports official Gerald Allen Sutter was arraigned on charges of first and third degree criminal sexual assault involving a minor male victim. The victim was 16 years old at the time of the abuse, which occurred between 2019 and 2021…
Heading into the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic if you talk most attorneys who handle family law cases you will hear those attorneys have seen a large increase in the amount of divorce cases they handle. The pandemic created a situation in which many…
New expungement legislation signed by the Governor will allow for expungement of conviction for a first violation of operating while intoxicated (OWI) if certain conditions are met. House Bills 4219 and 4220 were signed by the Governor on Tuesday, August 24, 2021. There has been…
Today the Michigan Supreme Court issued Administrative Order 2020-10 delaying all jury trials from today’s date for 60 days, “until June 20, 2020, or as otherwise provided for by local order, whichever date is later.” Defendants should not be forced to remain incarcerated while their…
COVID-19 has caused justice to be delayed not only in Michigan but across the United States. The movement of cases has come to almost a screeching halt. Public trials cannot be had, many defendants are forced to remain incarcerated while their constitutional rights to a…
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has changed all our lives in an instant. Normal has come to a screeching halt. Many people are not working, and some people are working from home. People are no longer eating in restaurants; children are not in school or college and…