The cost of a divorce or custody action in Michigan can vary widely depending on the complexity of your case. Factors that affect cost include how many issues you and your spouse or co-parent can agree on, whether you have children, and how willing both sides are to work toward resolution. Cases that involve disputes over custody, allegations of domestic violence, CPS involvement, substance use, or significant financial or mental health concerns tend to require more time and resources.

We always focus on resolving cases as efficiently as possible while protecting what matters most to you. During your consultation, we’ll give you a clearer sense of what your case is likely to involve so you can plan with confidence. And during your case, we’ll discuss scope and strategy with you before major steps so you can weigh cost vs. benefit.