Paul S Kowal PC

Attorney Paul S. Kowal has been practicing law in Michigan since 1981. He earned his J.D. at the University of Detroit School of Law in Detroit, Michigan, and earned his A.B. at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Mr. Kowal founded Paul S. Kowal, PC in 2005 and has made it his goal to help families resolve any and all family law issues they may be dealing with.

The legal system can be difficult to navigate for those without training. Attempting to handle high-stakes family law matters on your own will only lead to frustration and disappointment during an already difficult time. Paul S. Kowal, P.C. has years of experience handling family matters in Macomb County and can help guide you through this legal process.

If you are facing divorce in Michigan, you may be worried about your finances during and after the divorce. If you have been financially dependent on your spouse during your marriage, you may be wondering if you can make it without their support.

If you have been the primary or sole earner during your marriage, you may be concerned that you will not have enough to live on if you need to pay your spouse alimony (called "spousal support" in Michigan).At Paul S. Kowal, P.C., our Macomb County spousal support attorney understands these concerns and can help you and the other party determine if spousal support is appropriate for your situation.

If you are a parent facing divorce or separation, one of the issues you may be most concerned about is the custody of your children. You may be thinking not only about where your children will live and how they will spend time with you, but about how your divorce will affect their well-being.

At Paul S. Kowal, P.C., we understand your concerns and are committed to helping your family navigate the challenges of a Michigan custody case with as little stress as possible.Our Macomb County child custody and visitation lawyer will help you ensure you receive ample time with your child while maintaining their best interests.

Collaborative divorce is a legal process that allows you and your spouse to determine divorce arrangements without protracted courtroom litigation. Collaborative divorce proceedings occur in an informal setting where the spouses, their attorneys, and other relevant collaborative professionals work together to resolve the couple's disagreements.