Custody Attorneys for Men
Child custody laws in Michigan distinguish between legal and physical custody of a child. Legal custody refers to the responsibility to make major life decisions for a child. Some of these decisions include where the child goes to school, and what kind of medical treatment the child receives. Physical custody refers to where a child will primarily reside.
Both types of custody legal and physical can be either joint or sole. Joint custody means the parents share that specific kind of custody. Sole custody to one parent means one parent does not share that kind of custody with the other.
An experienced Michigan child custody lawyer from the Schulman Family Law Group can help divorcing parents achieve fair and beneficial child custody arrangements. If you are facing divorce and have children, you need a knowledgeable and supportive Michigan child custody attorney to help you secure a favorable custody arrangement.