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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...
Going through a divorce is painful for everyone involved, but especially for the children. Even if it ends up being the best solution for everyone when there are fundamental conflicts between the parents that cannot be resolved, it will still have profound effects on...
Dividing marital assets during the divorce process can be one of the most stressful endeavors you have to undertake. The stakes are high, too, given that the way in which these assets are divided can affect your financial future for a long time to come. As much as you...
When parents in Livonia divorce, they may be concerned about how much time they will get to spend with their child moving forward. They may wonder if there is any alternative to the traditional child custody arrangements in which the child is bounced back between one...
Substance abuse continues to be a problem that plagues our country. As tragic as that fact is on its own, even more devastating is the reality that drug use has far reaching implications, sometimes harming those who are the most vulnerable amongst us: children. If...
There are many different factors that parents in Michigan analyze when they are making decisions regarding their children’s upbringing. They try to make the decision that they believe will be best for their children. However, their children also have opinions about...
When parents in Livonia divorce, a child custody order will be developed that outlines who has the child in their care and when. This plan may work for a while, but life has a way of changing. A parent might get a new job with new hours or may move away or otherwise...
Michigan parents who have a disagreement over parenting time can see the case explode into a contentious and ongoing battle. The custodial parent might limit how frequently the other parent sees the child without sufficient cause to do so or there could be background...
Michigan follows equitable distribution when dividing property in a divorce. This law strives to create the fairest division of assets and debts, which might not necessarily be a 50/50 split. Review what the law says about property division when a marriage ends in...
One of the most difficult parts of a Michigan divorce is discussing the process and changes with the parties’ children. While parents may feel confident that ending their relationships is necessary to protecting their futures, children may feel worried and confused by...