Nuances of bringing firearms from out of state? Little bit of an odd situation.

I know i may need to tlak with a lawyer on it being a legal question, but was wondering if anyone has by chance gone through the steps and already has the answer from a lawyer?

Long story short, few years back (when I lived in Ohio), a coworker made some false accusations which lead to charges being filed. Everything was determined to be false and my lawyer for that case (in Ohio, so he cannot speak on michigan laws) says it should all be dropped and stricken from record shortly, 2 months give or take because the court system in that county is backed up and slow.

My firearms were released to my dad (also in ohio) for safe keeping, under power of attorney. I know here in Michigan, a permit to purchase is needed if a Michigan CPL is not held. Cannot got my CPL for Michigan at this very moment due to the charge that is finally about to be dropped.

So my question, once this is dropped, would I be free to bring them here without need for paperwork or any sort of transfer? All my firearms are in my name, just currently held by my dad under POA in Ohio. The RI-060 form here is of course for pistols, but it states purchases or transfers. Everything is still in my name, and nothing NFA.

So I'm curious if anyone knows from a previous legal conversation if I will need to complete an RI-060a even though they aren't technically being transferred to me, or am I good to simply bring everything into the state since I already own it?