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Category Archive for: ‘Child Custody’
Resolution options for child custody agreements during the holidays
The topic of child custody is rarely easy for divorced couples to navigate. With that being said, it is important …
Handling Child Support in Joint Custody Situations in Michigan
When parents seek divorce, it’s only natural for both parents to want to preserve their relationships with children. Unfortunately, when …
Child Support and Imputed Income Basics in Michigan
When most people decide to bring children into the world, they do so with the full intention of supporting them …
How disagreements between parents sharing custody get resolved
Divorce is hard on couples. When kids are in the equation, divorce is often even harder. Along with deciding on …
Changing Domicile in a Michigan Child Custody Case
There are any number of reasons why a divorced parent may want to relocate a significant distance away from the …
Do You Need a Formal Court Order for Child Support?
When it comes to divorcing couples, no two scenarios are exactly alike. Some couples go through incredibly contentious divorces that …
Can you get additional child support if your child attends private school?
Making the choice to separate from a partner is never easy. With that being said, it becomes even harder when …
How do Custody Decisions Affect the Role of Grandparents?
When a divorce happens, it doesn’t just affect the spouses involved. The ripples extend to the entire family, including children, …
How to Make Joint Custody Work in a Michigan Divorce
Generally speaking, it is in the best interest of children to maintain relationships with both of their parents following a …
Step-Parents and Custody Rights in a Michigan Divorce
Marrying someone who has a child or children from a previous relationship brings with it a variety of additional challenges, …