The Family Law courts are open and so are we.
The Family Law courts are open and so are we.
The Family Law courts are open and so are we.
Michigan parents who are getting divorced will probably need to create a parenting plan. It can be difficult to come up with a parenting plan that works for everyone, but it is important to try to find a solution that meets the needs of both parents and children....
If you share a house with your spouse, it may be subject to Michigan property division laws in the event of a divorce. Depending on the circumstances of your case, you may decide to sell it and split the proceeds of the sale with your partner. It's also possible that...
Parents in Michigan who are no longer together need to provide for their children. Sometimes, it’s necessary to request modifications to the original child support order. It’s important to know when this is appropriate. Are child support modifications permanent?...
When you're a Michigan resident who's going through a divorce, there are many issues that you will often need to address, and some of them can be very difficult to deal with. Whether you have children or not, some of the key challenges that you can expect in divorce...
Child custody battles can be emotionally and financially draining. If one parent makes less than the other or doesn't have any income, the lower-earning parent may assume that custody will be awarded to the other parent. However, there are other factors the court...
If you're in your 50s and considering divorce, you will undergo what is known as a "gray divorce." Since you and your partner will be ending your marriage when you are closer to retirement, there are important factors to consider. Here are some ways you can prepare...
Michigan offers a progressive approach to cannabis users as the state has legalized recreational use and possession. However, legalizing marijuana consumption does not provide someone with blanket immunity from other laws. For example, someone under the influence of...
One of the practical parts of marriage is the joining of assets. While there might be individual ownership of pre-marital assets, you and your spouse hold much of what you own in common. In divorce agreements in Michigan, the division of property is one of the most...
If you get a divorce in the state of Michigan, you're typically entitled to a portion of the marital estate. However, you may also be required to pay a portion of any debt that was accumulated while married. Let's take a closer look at the factors that may determine...
The state of Michigan is an equitable distribution state, which means that you'll receive your fair share of the marital estate in a divorce. What is fair in your case will be based on your age, income and other factors. If necessary, a judge may order the liquidation...
