Fleming & Fleming, P.C. Attorneys At Law

Experienced Civil And Trial Attorneys

Fleming & Fleming, P.C.

Attorneys At Law

Experienced Civil And Trial Attorneys

Family Law

Areas of Legal Expertise

When there is a legal issue going on within your family dynamic, trust the lawyers who are caring and compassionate towards your needs. We are here to offer practical, legal solutions and aggressive representation in the courtroom. 

Family Law:

From divorce to custody battles, Fleming & Fleming P.C. are in your corner every step of the way. We answer your questions honestly and we do our best to resolves hard-hitting problems that involve you and your family members.

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Divorce

A divorce can be the most difficult experience in life. The dissolution of a marriage can be an emotionally draining process. The division of assets must be discussed and alimony negotiated. If children are involved, you and your estranged spouse have to agree on child custody, visitation agreements, and child support payments.


Our divorce lawyers in Fleming & Fleming P.C. will act diligently on your behalf to ensure that your financial situation and relationship with your children are taken into account during the divorce process.

Paternity

If you learned that your significant other is pregnant or that you may have a child, you must take action and get a paternity test. Establishing paternity allows a father custody, visitation, and many other legal rights over their child. Paternity can be established voluntarily or involuntarily if a father refuses to acknowledge paternity.

Premarital Agreements

Many people think a prenuptial agreement indicates a belief that a marriage will inevitably fail. However, marriages end for several reasons, and each relationship has its unique characteristics. Prenuptial agreements merely establish the rights and obligations of each party involved. And in the event of a divorce, it is essential to ensure that your rights are protected. At Fleming & Fleming P.C., we routinely assist clients with drafting and executing valid prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. We also help clients prove the validity of and enforce existing contracts between spouses.

Child Custody

Divorces often require deciding the custody arrangement of the children and determining who the primary resident will be. Our top priority is your child and making sure you get the best results possible when it comes to child custody. No one will fight harder to protect you and your children’s rights than Fleming & Fleming PC. We provide skilled, experienced, and aggressive representation to parents seeking a favorable outcome.

When you're going through a divorce or needing guidance in other familial areas, Fleming & Fleming P.C. has the ability to provide the legal expertise. Call our office today and leave a message at (517)782-9500 . We always return our phone calls promptly, guaranteed.

Child Support

Child Support and custody arrangements often fall hand in hand when a divorce occurs and children are involved. However, your child still deserves support from both parents. Suppose you have found yourself in the middle of a divorce or legal separation, custody battle, headed in the direction of child support, or trying to enforce ignored child support agreements. In that case, the Law Offices of Fleming & Fleming P.C. can help with each of your cases. With dedication and determination, our team will do our best to help with your child support case. There are numerous factors for the judge to consider when making child support decisions. Ensure you are one step ahead of the curve with our experienced attorneys. Call today to schedule an appointment for a consultation. 

Parenting Time

Parental timesharing is often a tricky issue to negotiate. Sometimes both parents feel they are the better parent and deserve to be with their children more than the other is. Even though these feelings may or may not be true, the key thing each parent must keep in mind is that the children usually expect to see both parents. But if there is disagreement, the court may decide the fate of the child. The judge may take into account the age and gender of the child, the continuity of the environment, the ability of each parent to provide for the physical and emotional needs of the child, and the physical and mental condition of the parent.


If the child is age 14 or older, the court may consider the child’s preference. This does not mean that the court will do what the child wants. As circumstances change, the timesharing agreement may be changed. Grandparents typically see their grandchildren during the parent’s timesharing. Under minimal circumstances, grandparents may have the standing to seek visitation rights in their capacity.

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