Legality

[~SpacedCWBY~]

I have an acquaintance who is wanting me to help them setup a large indoor garden under medical laws. His county has opted out of rec laws or he would file for a microbusiness license. His ultimate goal is to sub-divide his property and have a second grow for a veg room deeded to his wife on the second parcel.

My question is to the lurking attorneys on here...

Given the grey area surrounding cg'ing and sales, I don't want anything to do with that end of things. If I were to setup an LLC as a consulting firm, draw up the proper contracts stating my limited involvement in his personal hobby would that protect me should he ever do anything illegal or should I just avoid the situation altogether? With the ways the law is written, it seems like allowing a consultant into the garden would be a violation. Is this the case?

Just want to make the right choice. Thanks!

 

[Dirtyeyeball]

Yea don’t listen to anyone on here on this subject. Talk to a real attorney not an internet attorney

 

[~SpacedCWBY~]

I've seen a couple "known" pot lawyers on here from time to time though, that's why I asked...

Usually I'd totally agree with you! lol... So much misinformation.

 

[aridbud]

NORML of Michigan can hone in on your query.

https://norml.org/mi-2/item/michigan-norml

 

[prune]

The general rule in those "iffy" situations is that they arrest everyone and let the lawyers figure it out.

 

[yardgrazer]

I would be concerned about getting roped in should they ever charge him with a conspiracy to manufacture charge? Sure, it's nominally a legal med operation, but if you're somehow involved and it's partially out of compliance... Potentially hairy?