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How Parental Unfitness Is Determined in Michigan
Parental unfitness is a term used to describe a parent who cannot provide the proper care and guidance for their child. In Michigan, parental unfitness is determined by a family law court when there is […]
CONTINUE READINGDivorcing Someone Who’s in Prison? What You Need to Know
Every divorce comes with unique challenges, but some are more complicated than others. Divorcing a spouse who is in prison is one of the most complex divorce situations of all. Contact with an incarcerated spouse […]
CONTINUE READINGShared Custody and Out-of-State Travel: Is Permission Needed?
After a divorce, it can feel as though complications and unexpected hiccups happen every other day. Something that used to be simple enough, like planning a vacation, is now much more elaborate. If you have […]
CONTINUE READINGThe Key Differences Between a Prenup and a Postnup
Entering into a marriage introduces you to a lot of new legal jargon, and it can be hard to keep track of what’s what. For example, what is a prenup? Is it the same as […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat Is (and Isn’t) Covered by Attorney-Client Privilege?
We’ve all heard about attorney-client privilege, whether from the movies or real-life experience. But what does attorney-client privilege actually cover? And perhaps more importantly, what doesn’t it cover? Keep reading to find out. What Is […]
CONTINUE READINGHow to Prepare for a Temporary Orders Hearing in Michigan
Temporary orders are often a necessary part of the divorce process, especially when spouses can’t come to an agreement. It’s not the best idea to show up to a temporary order hearing unprepared. When you […]
CONTINUE READING4 Benefits of Co-Parenting Courses
Co-parenting is hard enough even when both parents are on the same page. If you and your co-parent cannot agree about what is best for your child, the situation can quickly become even more complicated. […]
CONTINUE READINGWhen Should You Choose an Annulment Over a Divorce?
Separating spouses often choose between a divorce or legal separation. The third option for ending a marriage is an annulment. An annulment voids the marriage as if it had never existed. An annulment is only […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat to Expect When Filing a Paternity Case
When an unmarried couple has a child in Michigan, only the mother has primary custody and visitation rights. The father’s rights and obligations are not legally recognized until paternity has been established in court. Filing […]
CONTINUE READINGTax Season 2022: Are My Alimony Payments Tax-Deductible?
If you have recently gone through a divorce and are making alimony payments to your ex-spouse, you may wonder if your payments are tax-deductible. The answer is: it depends. Changes to taxes brought by the […]
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