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We serve the entire Metro Detroit area including Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Genesee and Wayne County.

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Southfield, MI. 48075

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•Post-Nuptial Agreements

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We are able to service clients anywhere in Oakland County, including Oak Park, Southfield, Lathrup Village, Ferndale, Birmingham, Royal Oak, Troy, Farmington, Farmington Hills, West Bloomfield, Keego Harbor, Pontiac, Wixom, Novi, Waterford, and elsewhere.

How to Win Child Custody?

When a married couple separates or divorces in Michigan, child custody and visitation matters must be legally determined by way of a court order. Custody may be determined as part of a divorce degree, but it may also be addressed as a separate issue if the parents are unmarried. You need a child custody attorney on your side to represent your interests and to help ensure that you reach the outcome you are hoping for in regards to your child custody matter.

What Are The Types Of Custody in Michigan?

There are generally different types of custody in Michigan, although the specific terms regarding custody and parenting time options are numerous and depend upon your individual circumstances.

Sole Legal Custody: This is generally where one of the parents makes all of the important decisions regarding the children (i.e. decisions regarding education, medical, religion), and where such parent has the majority of the time with the children. There are many reasons why one parent can gain sole custody of the children in Michigan, including the following:

Both parents agree one parent should have sole custody

One parent has a more flexible schedule

The parents reside in different states

The court has determined one parent to be unfit to have custody of the children

Joint Physical Custody: This is where everything is essentially equal. Under such option, the parents would have equal time with the children (or very close to equal time). Generally the parents will make all-important decisions together (i.e. decisions regarding education, medical, religion).

Joint Legal Custody: This is where one of the parents may have more time with the children, but the other parent has rights with regard to decision-making. The parent with more time with the children is sometimes called the "primary residential parent". The Parenting Plan may provide that one of the parties make the important decisions after consulting with the other parent. The Parenting Plan may provide instead that the parties make such decisions together.