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Parents in Michigan typically share responsibility for their children when they separate or divorce. Child custody orders outline the division of parenting time and legal authority over the children. Parents also have an obligation to provide financial support for...
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?...
Divorce can be hard on children for a variety of reasons. Parents of young children are often able to reach an agreement on custody and visitation, but if they are unable to do so, a judge will step in. Michigan courts weigh several considerations, including...
Whether you want to send your kids to a parochial school, an experiential learning academy or another type of private institution, you have some excellent options in and around Livonia. Still, even if you receive child support after your divorce, paying for private...
When parents divorce, both must provide financial support until the child turns 18. Depending on the custody arrangement, a higher-earning parent or one with limited parenting time may pay support to the parent who has more parenting time or earns less income. Review...