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Divorce raises immediate financial questions. Spousal support or sometimes called alimony remains a viable remedy under Michigan law and can significantly affect your post-divorce income. What Michigan law actually allows Michigan courts can order one spouse to pay...
Dividing a 401(k) in divorce can feel straightforward at first, but it often gets more complicated once you look at what actually counts as shared and what does not. Not every dollar in the account gets treated the same, and small misunderstandings can lead to costly...
Finding out that your spouse has been unfaithful can cause a rift in your relationship that leads to a divorce. When this occurs, knowing how your situation can impact your future divorce proceedings can help you prepare for what lies ahead. Does adultery matter in a...
Equitable property division rules can make divorce proceedings feel unpredictable. The goal of equitable property division proceedings is to ensure a fair divorce outcome. The need to interpret unique family circumstances when dividing property can leave people unsure...
If you are going through a divorce in 2026, the Metro Detroit housing market adds a layer of complexity to your transition. Home values across Wayne County have increased by nearly 10%, and with mortgage rates stabilizing, the stakes remain high. Your home is likely...
As you go through a divorce, you and your spouse have to divide your lives. Two of the main components of this are property division and the division of child custody rights. Couples need to split up marital property, and they must determine who has legal and physical...
A successful business can offer many forms of support to a family. One or more of the adults and possibly even the children in the family might work for the business or professional practice. The company can provide income and access to employment benefits. Working...
Life can look very different a few years after your divorce. Those shifts can affect the fairness of the original court order. You may change jobs, retire or face unexpected expenses. When finances change, you may wonder whether you can change your alimony payments....
Moving or changing custody affects your child’s routine and legal rights. You need a clear plan that follows Michigan rules to avoid problems later. Relocation basics According to Michigan Compiled Laws § 722.31, you must get a judge’s permission before moving your...
Divorce is stressful, bringing tough emotional challenges and complicated decisions. Besides the age-old difficulties of ending a marriage, a new digital element has emerged. Understanding that a spouse’s online activity on sites like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok...