Pulte, Creem & Dahlen, PLLC - Plymouth, MI
Family Law Lawyers in Plymouth, MI
409 Plymouth Road Suite 210 Plymouth, MI 48170
Plymouth Family Law Firm
Updated: 02/28/2026
Areas of Practice
- Family Law
Reviews
Customer Reviews for Pulte, Creem & Dahlen, PLLC
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Hired Law firm 2019Be very careful if using this person as a mediator in your divorce case. She does not follow Michigan procedures when there is domestic violence and abuse involved in your situation. She will let opposing personnel with lack of substantiating documentation and evidence make any claim they want and then threaten you with the “wraith of the judge” if you happen to make more money than the other person. Did not care that I was a victim of felonious assault. Did not care that I suffered from PTSD from serving this country. Did not care that I had a child to care for. I am severely disgusted in her unethical and unprofessional manner.
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Hired Law firm 2018-2019Marie Pulte handled my recent divorce. I cannot say how much I appreciated the hard work, diligence, and compassion from Marie! I am an Army Veteran with service connected disabilities, including Military Sexual Trauma, and I was divorcing a man who was still in the Army, Active Duty. Marie took the time to ensure that I understood every step of the process, and was endlessly patient with all of my questions and concerns. Marie was deeply compassionate, working hard to ensure that our minor daughter was going to be well supported by both myself and her father. My daughter’s wellbeing was at the forefront of everything that Marie did during this divorce process, as it should be! Marie was able to seamlessly help me work toward agreement while my ex was halfway across the country on orders, even accommodating for time changes, and sometimes working after hours. I feel like Marie went above and beyond in her duties, often taking the time to check on my emotional state after having difficult conversations with my ex. She also made sure that I had access to additional resources that would provide supportive services for both myself and my daughter. This entire process, as heart wrenching as it was, was made exponentially better by having Marie in my corner. I highly recommend that anybody requiring divorce or mediation services, do yourself and your family a favor, and contact Marie Pulte!
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Additional Michigan Locations
Royal Oak, MI (17.8 miles)
418 N. Main Street
Suite 200
Royal Oak, MI 48067
Phone: 734-459-8900
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