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How a Family Business Affects Your Michigan Divorce
A divorce is always a time of great change for a family. However, the assets shared between spouses make a big difference in the complexity of a divorce. If you are seeking a divorce in […]
CONTINUE READINGDivorce During COVID-19
The Coronavirus pandemic has turned life upside down in so many ways. If you and your spouse have decided to divorce during this uncertain time, we know how much additional stress you and your family […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat can child support payments be used for?
Child support can be one of the most contentious parts of negotiations in a divorce settlement. Confusion about what one party’s child support payment covers can add to the misunderstanding. The goal of child support is […]
CONTINUE READINGHow to bounce back financially after a divorce
Although divorce settlements are intended to be as equitable as possible for both parties, it’s almost inevitable that at least one side will experience some level of cash crunch once the final papers are signed and […]
CONTINUE READING5 helpful tips for reentering the workforce after a divorce
Among the many difficulties arising from a divorce is the prospect of one re-entering the workforce if they didn’t work during their marriage. Both women and men emerging from single-income marriages face obstacles when trying to […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat you can do if your coparent doesn’t return your child to you on time
Visitation schedules reinforce each parent’s roles and responsibilities in caring for their child after a separation or divorce. Under Michigan law, custodial agreements that address visitation rights are legally binding. But sometimes a parent may run […]
CONTINUE READINGVirtual Visitation: Making It Work During COVID-19
Of all the consequences of divorce, the hardest is the separation of parents from their children. Regardless of the terms of your custody arrangement, it was tough. You wanted to be a consistent part of […]
CONTINUE READINGThe Consequences of Not Paying Child Support in Michigan
If you’re a Michigan parent who pays child support, making the payments may be a hard task to perform every month. Especially if you’ve lost your job, object to your custody and visitation order, or […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat to Do When Your Prenup Doesn’t Cover Your New Assets
There was a time when prenuptial agreements—also called premarital or antenuptial agreements, but popularly known as a “prenup”—held a certain stigma. Many people assumed that people who were entering marriage and drafting a prenup already […]
CONTINUE READINGCan I Make My Ex Pay for My Attorney Fees in a Michigan Divorce?
There’s one thing most divorced people would probably agree on about the end of a marriage: It’s expensive. From the division of real property and financial assets, to any alimony or child support payments decreed […]
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