Best Discrimination Attorneys in Birmingham, MI

The list of areas that we serve is vast, and every one of them has its own policies and procedures that must be followed. Trying to tackle these issues on your own, particularly when the other party will most likely have legal representation, puts you at a definite disadvantage. Start by making an appointment with our lawyers to set up an initial consultation. At that time, we will listen to your case and determine what issues need to be resolved and how. You will leave our offices with a thorough to-do list that will serve to organize your ideas and gather the information we require to proceed. At all times, our main goal is to work for you, protect your interests, and reassure you that you do not have to face this alone. We understand what you are going through and we care.

Our legal team at The Law Firm of Victoria, P.C. is proud to provide representation and counseling to our clients involved in family law and divorce cases in Michigan and in the counties of Oakland, Macomb, Wayne, Washtenaw, Livingston, Monroe, Genesee, Lapeer, and St. Clair.

A cohabitation agreement is a written contract that governs the division of joint and separate property and states the rights and financial and general obligations of the parties. (These agreements do not govern any issues related to any children of the parties.)

Attorney fees are governed by the Michigan Rules of Professional Conduct for attorneys. A lawyer may not enter into an agreement for, charge, or collect a contingent fee (a percentage of the monetary award) in a divorce case.

No. It is important for you to have representation during the divorce or family law process. A mediator, as a neutral party, cannot advise you as to whether you are entering into a fair and equitable settlement. Further, the mediator cannot act as your advocate. Therefore, you run the risk of entering into a settlement without any advice as to whether the settlement is in your best interest.