About Steslicki & Ghannam — Family Law Plymouth Michigan
Steslicki & Ghannam, PLC is a family law Plymouth firm serving Wayne County and the surrounding area. Attorneys Angela Ghannam and Sarah Steslicki handle divorce, custody, and support. The team also assists with estate planning, adoption, and surrogacy. Because family matters are personal, the firm tailors each case to the client. It serves Plymouth, Canton, Northville, and Novi families. For more local help, you can browse family law attorneys by state. The firm focuses on practical results during stressful transitions.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the attorneys as approachable and well-prepared. Many note clear answers and steady support. Reviewers also value the firm’s focus on fair outcomes. In short, people feel respected and informed.
Family Law Plymouth — Practice Areas & Services
- Divorce and uncontested divorce in Wayne County.
- Child custody, parenting time, and support.
- Spousal support and prenuptial agreements.
- Estate planning, guardianship, and adoption.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does child custody work in Plymouth?
Michigan courts decide custody based on the best interests of the child. Judges weigh stability, each parent’s role, and the child’s needs. An attorney can explain how the factors apply to you.
How long does a divorce take in Michigan?
Michigan requires a 60-day wait without children and at least six months with children. Contested cases can take longer. Cooperation usually speeds the process.
Where are Plymouth family cases filed?
Family cases here are handled by the Wayne County Circuit Court, Family Division, in Detroit. Local rules and judges shape how each case proceeds.
Quick Facts: Family Law in Plymouth, Michigan
- Statewide divorce data: Michigan publishes annual divorce counts and rates by county — Michigan MDHHS Vital Statistics.
- Waiting period: Michigan requires a 60-day wait, or six months with minor children — MCL 552.9f.
- Best-interest standard: Custody decisions use the Child Custody Act factors — MCL 722.23.



