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Clinton Township Divorce Law Firm
Overview
Having more than a decade of legal experience, our law office handles wide-ranging cases, including those involving the following:
• Divorce
• Child custody
• Parenting time
• Spousal Support/ Alimony
Regardless of the duration of their marriages, we understand what our clients put into their relationships. Advocating on behalf of their rights and interests, our law office tirelessly strives to help each person we represent to obtain the most favorable resolutions possible to their legal issues. Tailoring our guidance and strategies to suit the unique needs and concerns of each of our clients, we are prepared to pursue solutions through collaborative means or, if necessary, in the courtroom.
Helping clients navigate some of the most challenging legal situations they may face, our attorneys at Lashier Law, PLLC, also provides focused criminal law services. We represent clients facing misdemeanor and felony offenses, including those such as traffic tickets, DUI and DWI, drug violations, and white collar crimes. Our office accepts credit cards.
About Lashier Law, PLLC
Practice Areas
- Divorce
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
21231 Cass AvenueSuite B Clinton Township, MI 48036
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