Daniel Marchese | Rochester Divorce Lawyer

Often times our clients come to us with problems that are overwhelming and they do not know what to do. We recently completed one case where someone was suing my client for everything they had and wanted to take my client's business. Our firm successfully defended against these actions in a cost effective manner and my client was able to keep his business and his reputation.

Our practice is successful because we always put our client's interests first. We focus on listening to our clients and using the law and facts of their case to build successful outcomes. In addition, we pride ourselves in making our service affordable so our client's can achieve outstanding results in an economically efficient manner

Clients should find a lawyer who listens to them and cares about their case. The most important thing a lawyer can do is lawyer and understand - that is why we are called counselors.

Local knowledge is important in knowing how local judges and courts operate. Knowing the little things helps save time and money in achieving outstanding results to clients.

We can provide a solid recommendation and price quote in our initial, free consultation. We cannot, however, provide legal advice unless and until we are retained.

General information as to your case and articulation of your desired outcome and goals.

We stand out because we treat our clients as family and provide customer service that is second to few.

Helping my clients achieve results through thoroughly listening to their problems and providing them the most cost efficient legal solutions possible.

• Oakland County Bar Association | Member | Present
  Macomb County Bar Association | Member | Present
  State Bar of Michigan | Member | Present

• 2017 Top 10 Family Law Attorneys in Michigan | American Institute of Family Law Attorneys | 2017
  2016 Top 10 Family Law Attorneys in Michigan | American Institute of Family Law Attorneys | 2016
  AV Preeminent Rated | Martindale-Hubbell | 2017
  America's Top Lawyers | American Law Society | 2017
  Top 1% of Lawyers in America | National Association of Distinguished Counsel | 2016
  2016 Michigan Super Lawyer Rising Star | Michigan Super Lawyers | 2016
  2015 Michigan Super Lawyer Rising Star | Michigan Super Lawyers | 2015
  

• Won $1.3 million landlord tenant case.

• Michigan Daily, Detroit News, Detroit Free Press, University Research Corridor

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