Advocating For Fathers’ Rights In Michigan Family Law Matters
Last updated on April 8, 2026
Have you been cut out of your child’s life by a vengeful former spouse?
Are you seeking to have parental rights established through the paternity legal process?
Has your ex-wife or mother of your child attempted a parental relocation without court permission, taking the child away from you against his or her will, and denying you the parenting time granted in your divorce judgment?
Lawyer Lisa Stern advocates for the rights of men and fathers, married or not, in family law issues related to child custody and parenting, child support and paternity. Fathers have the same right to co-parent under the law as mothers.
Contact Lisa today at 248-973-7842. She has 20-plus years of family law experience, proven skills and knowledge of strategies that can benefit you.
Quality Family Law Representation That Focuses On Your Child’s Best Interests
Lisa would like to hear from you if you believe that your Michigan father’s rights have been violated in family law practice areas like these:
- Violations of orders
- Unmarried couples with children
- Custody and parenting plans
- Changes in circumstance
- Interference with visitation
- Parental relocation
You are assured of maximum availability to a lawyer throughout the legal process.
If you are a married, single or divorced father who feels his custody, visitation and/or support rights have been ignored, contact an experienced lawyer in Bloomfield Hills as soon as possible. Lisa will thoroughly research your claim and aggressively represent your interests.
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