Family Law

Family, Custody and Divorce representation in Okland County

We use creative approaches on issues such as divorce, parenting time, custody, alimony, and property division to extract the most from Michigan law and achieve results for you as economically as possible.

  • Alimony / Spousal Support
  • Paternity, Child Support
  • Custody & Parenting Time
  • Divorce and Separate Maintenance (a/k/a 'Legal Separation')
  • Interstate Cases, 'Move Away Cases
  • Post-Divorce Matters
  • Pre and Post-Nuptial Agreements
  • Property Division

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Grandparents Rights

Michigan Grandparents Rights

If you are involved in a grandparenting time dispute in Oakland, Macomb, or Wayne county, you owe it to yourself to contact us. We are aggressive yet professionally courteous attorneys concentrating in grandparenting time matters and family law.

  • The History of Grandparents' Rights in Michigan
  • Michigan's Current Grandparenting Time Law
  • Asserting a Grandparenting Time Request
  • Defending a Grandparenting Time Request

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Estate Planning

Oakland County Estate Planning

We use creative approaches on issues such as divorce, parenting time, custody, alimony, and property division to extract the most from Michigan law and achieve results for you as economically as possible.

  • Conservatorships, Guardianships
  • Decedents' Estates
  • Financial Powers of Attorney
  • Medical Power of Attorney / Patient Advocate Designation
  • Name Changes
  • Probate / Probate Avoidance
  • Wills, Trusts

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Welcome to Daines & Sears, PLLC

Choosing the right lawyers is vital to the outcome of your case.

Our attorneys and counselors are dedicated to meeting your individual needs. At Daines & Sears, PLLC, we work closely with you to design tailored solutions to achieve your goals.  Learn more about us.

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