Attorney
Ypsilanti, Michigan, 48197
Beverly Griffor has become involved in litigation and research nationwide. Much of Beverly’s work focuses on the application of scientific research in the courtroom. This blending of law and science is very important in matters involving custody disputes, criminal responsibility, and expert opinions. Beverly has successfully represented clients in criminal and civil trials, aided families in repairing damaged custodial relationships, and negotiated business transactions. She prides herself in her ability to get clients the best results possible in their unique situations.
Beverly graduated from the University of Michigan with a double majored Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Sociology and a minor in Philosophy. In each major, Beverly sub-concentrated in both Criminology and Social Inequality. Upon graduation, Ms. Griffor interned in the University of Michigan Department of Psychology, where she was involved in research projects which focused on self-esteem and achievement as well as those involving juvenile criminal offenders and recidivism.
Beverly received her Juris Doctor from Ave Maria School of Law, focusing her studies on trial practice & appellate procedure. During her time studying law, she was involved in Law Review, Moot Court, and sat on the Executive Boards of multiple student organizations, including the Women’s Law Association and the Second Amendment Club.
Beverly holds a Ph.D. Clinical Psychology with concentrations in Forensic Psychology and Neuropsychology. She has been involved in research in the areas of personality disorders, child testimony, family therapy, jury perception, and forensic evaluations.
Beverly also holds a Masters in Business Administration and uses her business experience to assist her corporate & business clients handle transactional matters, business formation, seeking non-profit status, business planning, purchases, HIPPA & legal compliance.
Beverly is a faculty member at the Concordia University Haab School of Business and has also taught at Jackson College. Her current course load includes undergraduate and graduate courses in Family Law, Juvenile Justice, and Criminal Psychology. She has also worked as an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Jackson County.
