Roopa Fitzpatrick

Thank you so much, Dynah for all your help during my divorce process. You were extremely helpful and helped me every step of the way. The outcome was much better than I could’ve expected. I am so glad that you were recommended to me by by a friend.

Jessica Ritter

Absolutely amazing lawyer!! She is so professional in everything she does. i love that she's my lawyer!! Pays attention to detail very well, and as a great listener, she really got me through a lot. I was dealing with and made it a hundred times better.

Lynn Corgan

Attorney Duncan White is one of the smartest attorneys practicing in Michigan. She is very knowledgeable in family law. I've been practicing law for more than 30 years, and she taught me a thing or two I didn't know about prenuptial agreements. She kicked my ass.

Ryan k

Terrible attorney. Paid a retainer 2 years ago...finally got a court date. Then she sends a letter stating she can't represent me anymore due to an injury. DONT RECOMMEND

Lonita Steele

I had a deeply unsatisfactory experience with Dynah as my lawyer. 1. She didn't even know my child's name and submitted legal papers with another family's names on them with 3 children, when I only have 1. She attached terms and conditions in my judgment that were made for a family of 5 going through a divorce, and I was never married to the other parent and did not have any shared assets. 2. Despite our contract never mentioning it (I've read all the papers I've signed 3 times over), she kept the credit on my account for herself and did not give me back the extra funds on my account. 3. When the case started, I wasn’t in the best financial position, but still dropped a few thousand to hire who I thought would be great. During child support discussions, Dynah said to me "He (the other party) said he wasn't going to pay you any child support. Since you're running out of money, I suggest you just sign the papers." I ended up signing the papers 2 hours after that call and received only $90 a month in child support, while paying $800 a month for child care, with the support including $0 for child care. When childcare costs increased to $1300 a month, I filed a motion to change support by myself, resulting in an order for the other party to pay $683 a month. Over the span of three years, I paid 39k for childcare, while the other party paid less than 3 thousand dollars. Again… I paid 39k for daycare, and the other party paid zero in childcare expenses. Dynah did nothing for me. 4. The parenting judgment is even worse. Noncustodial parent had zero overnights with our kid, and Dynah included in the judgement that they could claim her in odd years, and I even years. Those daycare credits and dependent credits? Dynah let him have it all, even though federal law says otherwise. How do you even drop the ball on a case like this? It was so simple. 5. The parenting judgement? “The Wayne County Circuit Court Co-Parenting Plan shall be used in this case.” …My case was in Oakland County. 6. The other party is someone who is always on the move. Why did she think he’d be able to get our kid every week on a weekday, and decide to include that in the judgement?.. Dynah probably thought it didn’t matter considering “he doesn’t have to see her, this just says when he can” These reasons among many others just goes to show how she doesn’t care and how I ended up with a horrible judgment. Let me be very clear here - I’ve never been one to withhold my daughter from seeing her other parent or their family - I want them to see her. My kid has a great relationship with them and even when he goes months without seeing her, I support her and do fine just by myself. My daughter’s paternal grandmother was deployed overseas, and I still make sure they FaceTime uninterrupted. So this isn’t one of those “bitter moms” stories (I’m the one providing the bulk of the support in our order).. this is me finally realizing 3 years after my case that Dynah royally screwed me over. Not that it matters, but Dynah may as well have been working for the other party. Seeing the other honest reviews for Dynah gave me the courage and motivation to speak up. Most of her reviewers have only one review on their profile, and that's a 5-star review for Dynah. When it comes to this lawyer, do yourself a favor and do not just walk away, run away. And do that as fast as you can. Responding to the response and being done - "Parenting time and tax exemptions are negotiated terms in every divorce with children proceeding." See how she says this when not only was I never married, but I also mentioned it above that I was never married? I'll say it again - This was not a divorce. "Clients always have an active role in developing the offer for settlement." Then why wasn't I included on the call with the other party and attorney when you all decided to not give me child support? "Clients must also accept the terms with signature before submitting them to court." I said this. I did sign. I also said why and what was said to me by Dynah above. Don't recommend.