Business Details
Trusted Family Law Attorneys in Sterling Heights
The Klich Law Firm has dedicated itself to protecting the rights of clients navigating complex family law matters. With a focus on divorce, child custody, spousal support, and related legal issues, we serve families across Oakland County, Macomb County, Wayne County, and Genesee County. Our founder, Gregory T. Klich, brings a unique blend of military discipline and legal expertise to every case, having served in the United States Coast Guard before earning his Juris Doctor from Thomas M.Cooley Law School. Recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers, we combine personalized attention with deep knowledge of Michigan family law to achieve favorable outcomes. Our practice emphasizes clear communication, strategic problem-solving, and unwavering advocacy for clients during life's most challenging moments. We prioritize understanding each client's unique circumstances to provide tailored legal solutions that protect both immediate needs and long-term interests.
Services
Divorce Representation
Child Custody Cases
Spousal Support Advocacy
Parenting Time Disputes
Child Support Modifications
Grandparent Visitation Rights
Highlights and features
- Specialized expertise in Michigan family law with military discipline
- Personalized legal strategies for complex custody and support cases
- Super Lawyers recognition for exceptional legal advocacy
- Free initial consultations with experienced attorneys
- Deep understanding of local court procedures and requirements
Associations and certifications
- Super Lawyers
Services
Child Custody Cases
Our firm specializes in Michigan child custody matters, helping parents navigate legal and physical custody determinations. We analyze best interest factors under MCL 722.23 to create custody arrangements that prioritize children's welfare while protecting parental rights. Our attorneys guide clients through custody modifications and court proceedings with strategic advocacy.
Spousal Support Advocacy
We represent clients in spousal support cases, addressing temporary and long-term financial obligations. Our approach considers all relevant factors including marriage duration, property division, and living standards. We provide clear guidance on support modifications and enforceable agreements while advocating for equitable outcomes in court proceedings.
Parenting Time Disputes
Our attorneys resolve parenting time conflicts by balancing legal requirements with practical family needs. We help establish enforceable visitation schedules while addressing concerns about child safety and well-being. We guide clients through mediation and court processes to create parenting plans that maintain meaningful parent-child relationships under Michigan law.
Child Support Modifications
We assist clients with child support calculations and modifications using Michigan's statutory formula. Our services include income analysis, overnight calculation verification, and representation for support modifications due to changed circumstances. We ensure compliance with state guidelines while advocating for fair financial arrangements that reflect clients' needs.
Grandparent Visitation Rights
Our firm advocates for grandparents seeking visitation rights under Michigan law. We handle complex cases involving family disputes and custody arrangements, focusing on maintaining meaningful grandparent-grandchild relationships. We provide strategic legal representation while navigating the specific statutory requirements for grandparent visitation petitions.
People
Gregory T. Klich
Attorney
Licensed Michigan attorney with Juris Doctor from Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Former U.S. Coast Guard member brings disciplined approach to family law cases. Recognized as Super Lawyers Rising Star for legal excellence in divorce and custody matters.
Questions
How long does it take to get divorced in Michigan?
Michigan requires 180 days for divorces with children and 60 days for those without. Courts may waive waiting periods depending on circumstances.
Can I avoid trial for marital issues?
Yes, mediation and settlement agreements can resolve issues without trial. Our firm prioritizes alternative dispute resolution methods when appropriate.
How is child support determined?
Michigan uses a formula considering income, overnights, and other factors. Our attorneys help calculate and negotiate fair support arrangements.
Can parents create their own child support agreement?
Yes, with court approval. We help draft agreements that meet legal requirements while addressing both parties' needs.
How are custody decisions made?
Courts use MCL 722.23 best interest factors. We advocate for custody arrangements that prioritize children's welfare and parental rights.
How is property divided in Michigan?
Marital property is divided equitably. Our attorneys protect clients' assets and ensure fair distribution of shared property during divorce proceedings.
