I am a life long resident of Huron County and I was raised on the family dairy farm outside of Ubly. While attending college and law school, I continued to work on the family farm during the day and attended classes in the evenings. I have been very active in the community as I am a member in the following organizations: Knights of Columbus, Ubly Lions Club, NRA, Huron Tech Center Law Enforcement Advisory Board, 911 Authority Board, Community Corrections Board, Concealed Weapons Licensing Board, Huron County BAR Association, Huron County CA/N Council, Everyone 4 Prevention, Safe Communities, Child Death Review, Elder Abuse Prevention Group, School Truancy Initiative, Board of Director for the Prosecuting Attorney’s Association of Michigan.
During my more than 25-year career as an attorney I have worked in Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola Counties. I was also sworn in to practice before the United States Supreme Court in April 2009. It was an honor and great experience for me to be allowed the ability to appear and argue cases in front of the United States Supreme Court if necessary and to view the Justices in action during oral argument on the date of the swearing in ceremony.
I enjoy sports and coaching the area youth in basketball, T-ball, Minor League and softball. Currently I play both men’s and co-ed softball and hockey during the winter months. Many times during the summer and fall you can find me working in the fields or assisting with projects around the farm.
With over 35 years as an attorney, Mr. Wallace has over 25 years experience as an assistant prosecuting attorney. He received his JD at Southwestern School of Law.
Mr. Pahany has been a licensed attorney since 2009. He received his JD from Ave Maria School of Law.
Mr. Hunter has been a practicing Michigan attorney for over 15 years. He graduated from the University of Main School of Law with a JD in 2006.
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