Michigan LGBT Family Law Attorney

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Same-sex couples often face additional issues when it comes to handling legal matters surrounding divorce, custody arrangements, and the payment of child support. At Grewal Law PLLC, we are ready to help you handle these issues facing your family.

Our experienced Michigan family law attorneys will be by your side throughout the entire legal process when you are facing these difficult issues.

Call us for your free consultation at (888) 211-5798.

LGBT Divorce Cases

After the 2015 Obergefell case, same-sex couples gained the right to have a legal marriage in Michigan. With marriage equality, came the right for LGBT couples to obtain legal divorces. As your Michigan LGBT divorce lawyer, our team at Grewal Law PLLC will be by your side throughout the entire divorce process. Michigan is a no-fault state which means either spouse can get a divorce without proving fault of the other party for the marriage’s breakup. The only requirement for no-fault divorce is that one-person states there has been a breakdown of the marriage relationship to the extent that the objects of matrimony have been destroyed and there remains no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved.

While serving as your attorneys, we can help you handle issues regarding property division along with child support and custody. We are ready to help you at any point during the divorce process from filing the paperwork with the court system to following up on post-judgment divorce issues. Call us today for help with your case.

Property Division in Your LGBT Divorce

Under Michigan law, property is equitably divided when a divorce takes place. There are certain factors that impact the ability of your spouse to stake claim to a piece of property. As your divorce attorneys, we will fight to protect your assets. There are certain exceptions to the equal division of property including assets inherited during your marriage or other assets purchased prior to your marriage. We will ensure these exceptions are followed and that you maintain your property rights.