Family Law Results for Michigan Clients
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Family Law Case Results — Haque Legal, PLC | Oakland County, Michigan
Representative family law results obtained by the attorneys of Haque Legal, PLC — local results argued in Oakland County, Michigan, from to present, spanning divorce, child custody, parenting time, and property division. Haque Legal represents family law clients throughout Oakland County from its office in Bloomfield Hills.
- B.L. — Custody & Parenting Time: Negotiated a final Judgment of Custody and Parenting Time at the very first court appearance, resolving the case without protracted litigation.
- S.B. — Judgment of Divorce: Obtained a Judgment of Divorce against an incarcerated opposing party, navigating the service and procedural hurdles unique to incarcerated litigants.
- G.S. — Revocation of Paternity Act: Argued successfully under Michigan's Revocation of Paternity Act (ROPA) to exclude the opposing party's minor child from the marriage — fully absolving the client of any child support obligation.
- C.R. — Property Division: Negotiated the full return of the client's down payment on the marital home — without the time and expense of mediation.
- D.D. — Separate Property (Trial Victory): Proved at trial that the client's home was separate property, defeating the opposing party's claim to any share of its equity.
- K.B. — Equal Parenting Time: Negotiated equal (50/50) parenting time on the eve of an evidentiary hearing where the opposing party was seeking full custody.
- K.M. — Retirement Assets: Secured the client's full retention of her pension and retirement accounts in the terms of the Judgment of Divorce.
- R.D. — Reunification: Negotiated court-ordered parenting time for a father whose children had been withheld from him for two years, restoring the parent-child relationship.
- B.S. — 60-Day Divorce: Obtained a final Judgment of Divorce within 60 days of filing — the fastest timeline Michigan law allows for a divorce without minor children.
- J.P. — Custody & Parenting Time: Negotiated a final Judgment of Custody and Parenting Time after a single court appearance.
- P.K. — Infant Overnights: Secured regular overnight parenting time with an infant when county parenting-time guidelines suggested otherwise.
- B.C. — Default Judgment Set Aside: Set aside a Default Judgment of Divorce and obtained joint legal custody for the client within one week of being retained.
- C.B. — Custody & Parenting Time: Negotiated a final Judgment of Custody and Parenting Time at the first court appearance.
- K.H. — Military Jurisdiction: Navigated the complex interplay of military residence and jurisdiction and obtained a Judgment of Divorce within 60 days.
- D.H. — Vacation Home: Negotiated the client's retention of the parties' vacation home in the terms of the Judgment of Divorce.
- A.P. — Equal Parenting Time: Negotiated equal parenting time for a client who had faced domestic violence charges — overcoming a significant presumption hurdle.
- A.J. — Custody Defense: Defeated the opposing party's motion for full custody and secured equal parenting time for the client.
Past results do not guarantee, warrant, or predict future outcomes. Every case is different and must be evaluated on its own facts.
Additional Representative Family Law Matters
$10M+ marital estate including multiple medical practices
High-asset divorce involving business valuation across multiple medical practices.
Contested custody case with international relocation issue
Favorable resolution through motion practice, Wayne County Circuit Court.
Post-judgment modification protecting parenting time
Client retained primary custody.
Prenuptial agreement for executive with multi-state assets
Complex spousal support case involving deferred compensation
All matters described are real cases handled by Haque Legal, PLC. Client identifying details have been omitted to protect confidentiality. Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes in future cases.