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What Can Fathers Do to Make Divorce Easier on Their Kids?

March 2, 2018
Posted in: Divorce

Divorce is a difficult and heartbreaking process for everyone involved. The loss of a loving relationship can be extremely difficult for adults, but parents cannot get so caught up in their own feelings that they trample on the feelings of their children. As a father, you’d give anything to keep your kids safe, healthy, and happy. During a divorce, this ...

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How to Navigate the Ups and Downs of a Michigan Divorce

February 26, 2018
Posted in: Divorce

In any divorce proceeding, there are going to be ups and downs as separating parties try to deal with the emotional and logistical concerns of legal separation. It may help to have some idea of what the process will entail before you begin, and a qualified attorney can help you to understand and navigate the process. Here’s what you can ...

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How to Make Joint Custody in Michigan Work

February 23, 2018
Posted in: Child Custody, Divorce

All parents want the best for their children, but during a divorce and subsequent custody proceedings, tension can run high and emotions can get the best of people, causing them to act in ways they wouldn’t normally. However, responsible adults need to take a step back and think about the impact they’re having on their kids when they engage in ...

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A “Mistake of Fact” Explained: Revocation of Paternity

February 19, 2018
Posted in: Michigan Law

When a child is born, or any time after birth, parents can choose to sign an Affidavit of Parentage (AOP) that legally establishes the father of the child and allows for information about the father to be added to the birth certificate. This is common in cases where parents aren’t married (as a husband would immediately be assumed to be ...

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The 12 Best Interest Factors in Michigan Child Custody Law

February 16, 2018

When Michigan courts determine child custody, they take several factors into consideration, all with the intent of serving the child’s best interest. As a parent, you need to understand these factors and how they could affect your bid for child custody. Here are the 12 best interest factors you should know about. The love, affection, and other emotional ties existing ...

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Why Do Divorce Filings Spike in January?

February 12, 2018
Posted in: Divorce

You might assume that divorce filings are fairly uniform throughout the calendar year. After all, it’s not like the average person looks at their day planner to determine the best time to file for divorce. However, it turns out that certain times of year tend to show spikes in divorce filings. A report released by researchers at the University of ...

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Plan Ahead to Avoid a Spring Break Full of Bickering With Your Ex over the Kids

February 9, 2018
Posted in: Divorce

One of the most difficult parts of divorce is creating and managing an amicable child custody arrangement. Even if parents receive joint custody, ensuring relatively equal parenting time with kids, there can be some disagreement about who should have time with kids over holidays and school breaks. Ideally, you’ll come to some sort of agreement when the custody arrangement is ...

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Interference With Child Custody in Michigan

February 5, 2018
Posted in: Child Custody

One of the hardest parts of divorcing for any couple sharing children is determining child custody. In most cases, both parents are keen to spend as much time with their children as possible, and in a contentious situation involving joint custody, both parties might feel like they’re not getting the amount of parenting time they deserve. Whether a parent feels ...

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How to Protect Your Family Owned Business in a Michigan Divorce

February 2, 2018
Posted in: Divorce

Division of assets is part of any divorce proceedings, and a family owned business could fall under the category of business assets, even if it was owned by one party prior to marriage or inherited during the marriage, for example. Whether you have a business before marriage or you start one during the marriage, however, you need to make sure ...

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How to Deal With Divorce in Michigan When You Share a Business With Your Spouse

January 29, 2018
Posted in: Divorce

Divorce is never easy. In addition to the emotional turmoil of separating from a person you once loved, or may still love, you have to cope with tangible aspects of separating your lives, including splitting up a household and deciding who gets which assets and who takes on what debt. In Michigan, separation of assets is generally done in a ...

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