Mike Toth
“When it comes to effectively serving clients, there are no substitutes for attention to detail, preparedness and professionalism.”
Since 1983, Michael has developed a varied legal practice with particular emphasis on litigation and family law. Throughout his career, he has ably represented a very diverse group of clients on a wide range of legal issues. Clients repeatedly seek his counsel because of his reputation for keen insights, dedication and dispute resolution skills. And both clients and opposing counsel alike respect Michael for his consistent attention to detail, preparedness in the courtroom and his professionalism. Believing these qualities are critical to success, Michael has leveraged his talents to achieve exceptional results for his clients.
Although Michael initially built his reputation as a formidable litigator, his practice has grown to include many facets of family law such as divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, property division, spousal support and domestic abuse. Sensitive to the high stakes and profound repercussions of family law issues, Michael takes the time to understand his client’s desires and develop strategies that achieve positive outcomes.
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Does Your Business Interruption Insurance Coverage Apply to COVID-19 Losses?
As most Michigan business owners are aware, Governor Whitmer’s “Stay at Home Stay Safe” executive order and related federal guidelines have had a dramatic impact … Continue Reading
Michigan Family Law Update: The Impact of “Shelter in Place” on Parenting Time Orders
Governor Whitmer’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” Executive Order requires Michigan residents to “Shelter in Place” to stem the COVID-19 coronavirus. While workers and businesses have … Continue Reading
Does a Parent’s Legal Use of Marijuana Jeopardize Custody Rights?
American attitudes towards marijuana are changing, and an increasing number of states, including Michigan, have enacted laws legalizing medicinal and recreational use. Despite these developments, … Continue Reading
Proving Competence in Michigan Divorce Cases
Michigan is a no-fault divorce state, which means simply that family law our state says you are entitled to a divorce if you want one. Neither … Continue Reading
Expungement of Records for Marijuana-Related Convictions in Michigan
Over the last five years, 117,123 Michiganders were arrested and charged with misdemeanor marijuana offenses, and nearly 50,000 of them were convicted. With the passage … Continue Reading
Medical Technology Advancements and the Impact on Divorce Practice
At an increasing rate, couples are turning to assisted reproduction technologies (ART) to create families that are preferential in size and structure. In vitro fertilization … Continue Reading