Laurie Schmitt Family Law

W. Michigan family law specializing in Collaborative Divorce

616.608.4634

Post-Judgement Modification

People’s lives change, as well as the needs of the children. Your court order should reflect these necessary changes in custody or parenting time.

It is important that, even if both parties are in agreement, these changes be made appropriately through a new court order.

Laurie Schmitt is able to provide clients with assistance in modifications of child support, custody, and parenting time.

Schedule a consultation

To obtain detailed information about modifications, please contact Laurie Schmitt, Attorney at Law. Laurie Schmitt of Schmitt Law, PLLC is a West Michigan family law attorney specializing in collaborative divorce as well as separation, divorce, child custody and support, paternity, and other family law litigation. She is licensed by Michigan State Bar and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan, and has extensive advanced training in divorce mediation and collaborative divorce. Contact Laurie at 616.608.4634 for a confidential consultation.

What Our Clients Are Saying

I was looking for an attorney that was knowledgeable in handling a divorce case and let me tell anyone who needs an attorney Ms. Schmitt knows her stuff.  She gets right to the point and doesn’t waste your time or your  money.  I will definitely be hiring her again in the future.
– R.B.

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Grand Rapids, MI 49503

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