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What Is a Status Quo Order in a Michigan Divorce?
Divorce is difficult for anyone. But when children are involved, the process becomes even more emotional — and often contentious. Thus, patience, understanding, and communication are key to making the change as smooth as possible […]
CONTINUE READINGWill Getting Remarried Impact How Much Child Support I Owe?
Blending families after a divorce and remarriage can be complicated, including considering how the family dynamic will change and which partner will be responsible for what expenses. A chief worry of people who wish to […]
CONTINUE READINGCan the Length of My Marriage Affect My Divorce?
Divorce is a long, complicated, and emotional process, even when both parties agree that they’re fundamentally incompatible. As a result, people are often overwhelmed by all the details they need to consider when initiating their […]
CONTINUE READINGThe Impact of Criminal Charges on Child Custody
Everyone makes mistakes. But making a criminal mistake during a divorce or child custody dispute can have serious implications on your access to your children and your share of parenting time. Even with a court-ordered […]
CONTINUE READINGHow to Cope with Co-Parenting Conflicts
A divorce or separation can amplify existing communication problems between you and your ex-partner, especially in matters concerning your children. These conflicts are often stressful, and the tension can pour over into your relationship with […]
CONTINUE READINGDoes Infidelity Affect Child Custody in Michigan?
Adultery is one of many situations that might lead you to divorce your spouse. While some couples are able to move beyond infidelity and repair the relationship, others cannot or simply do not want to […]
CONTINUE READINGIs It Possible for Divorced Couples to Continue Living Together?
Because divorce is the legal termination of a marriage, many people assume it involves the full physical and legal untangling of a couple’s relationship. For example, filing for divorce is often thought to mean that […]
CONTINUE READINGRight of First Refusal: What It Means in Your Parenting Plan
When it comes to divorcing or separating couples with children, courts allow them considerable latitude to craft a parenting plan that suits their unique situation. They do this because a judge does not have the […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat Is My Ex-Spouse Entitled to After a Divorce in Michigan?
Divorces in Michigan are rarely a zero-sum game in which one person wins big, and the other party loses. Instead, Michigan courts seek to treat the parties to a divorce fairly and equitably, granting relief […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat Is the Best Time of Year to File for Divorce in Michigan?
In most areas of life, timing is everything — it even matters when you file for divorce. The process for obtaining a divorce in Michigan is the same whether you file in January, December, or […]
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