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Divorce & Family Law

Empathy, Expertise, Results – Aldrich is Your Trusted Legal Partner in Divorce & Family Law Matters.

Compassionate Divorce Lawyer in Plymouth, Michigan

We know that navigating divorce and family law issues can be challenging. Our compassionate, experienced attorneys are here to guide you through tough legal issues such as divorce, child support, child custody, and division of assets.

Aldrich Legal Services provides personalized solutions tailored to your unique situation with an aggressive approach that protects your interests and your family. Trust us to be your steadfast partner, championing your rights and securing the best possible outcome for you and your family. Call (734) 404-3000 to get a free case assessment from a divorce attorney in Metro Detroit, Michigan.

Divorce & Family Law Cases We Handle

Domestic Violence

We empower victims, pursue justice, and restore safety in the face of domestic abuse.

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Child Custody

Our priority is to protect your child’s well-being by offering fair custody solutions.

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Child Support

Aldrich can help you ensure financial stability through equitable support agreements.

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Paternal Rights

We safeguard the father’s role in the child’s life with dedicated legal advocacy rights.

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Division of Assets

Achieving a fair distribution of assets helps secure your future post-divorce.

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Settlement Modifications

Let us help you adapt to life’s changes for modifying existing agreements flexibly.

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FAMILY LAW 93: Parents’ relationship had become so bitter court determined it was necessary to hold an evidentiary hearing on the issues of custody.
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FAMILY LAW 93: Parents’ relationship had become so bitter court determined it was necessary to hold an evidentiary hearing on the issues of custody.

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MICHIGAN DIVORCE 21: Plaintiff filed a motion to enforcement the judgment of divorce.

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DIVORCE: Defendant objected to the referee’s recommendation on the ground that the record did not support a deviation from the MCSF.

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MICHIGAN FAMILY LAW 97: The plaintiff’s travels impacted or would impact the child’s permanence and environment.

DIVORCE 72: Defendant asserts the trial court failed to acknowledge the seven-day rule.

DIVORCE 59: A consent judgment of divorce is to be construed as a contract.

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How Is Alimony Determined In A Michigan Divorce?

What is a Legal Separation? The Pros and Cons You Should Know
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What is a Legal Separation? The Pros and Cons You Should Know

FAMILY LAW 30: Discretionary trust assets cannot be reached to satisfy claims for child support and alimony.
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FAMILY LAW 30: Discretionary trust assets cannot be reached to satisfy claims for child support and alimony.

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DIVORCE 10: For an agreement to be unconscionable, there must be both procedural unconscionability and substantive unconscionability.

DIVORCE 5: When does the 10-year statue of limitations period begin for a JOD?

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Judgment of divorce properly entered where husband’s attorney withdrew shortly before trial

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