Family Law Attorney in Blissfield & Lenawee County
Divorce, custody, and support disputes are some of the hardest chapters a family faces. Get steady, direct guidance from a local attorney who won't pass you off to a paralegal.
What We Handle
- Divorce
- Child custody and parenting time
- Child support
- Spousal support
- Post-judgment modifications
Our Approach
Family law disputes are personal, and they're rarely simple. This firm's approach is to give clear, direct advice — what your options actually are, and what the likely paths look like — without escalating conflict for its own sake. You'll work directly with the attorney handling your case from the first conversation through resolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Michigan courts decide custody based on the "best interests of the
child," weighing factors like each parent's living situation,
relationship with the child, and ability to provide stability. Every
family's facts are different — a consultation is the best way to
understand how those factors apply to your situation.
No. Michigan is a no-fault divorce state, meaning one spouse can
file even if the other doesn't want the divorce. The process and
timeline can look different depending on whether the divorce is
contested or uncontested.