Category Archive for: ‘Child Custody’
Michigan Divorce 101: What Is a QDRO?
In theory, property division in Michigan is a straightforward process. The court first identifies the marital assets of the parties, which includes almost every asset and item of property acquired or contributed to during the […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat Happens to Foster Children When Caretakers Separate?
Families may find that fostering children is a rich and rewarding experience. Those families that foster children must pass rigorous background checks and screenings prior to having a child placed with them. These are to […]
CONTINUE READINGThe Link Between Empty Nest Syndrome and Gray Divorce
Divorce among older Americans, known as “gray divorce,” is increasingly likely, according to The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP). There may be several reasons why an older couple chooses to divorce. However, a second […]
CONTINUE READINGTips for Positive Parenting Through Divorce
Divorce can be a crushing experience, even for couples who remain relatively amicable. No matter how hard it is to lose someone you love and the life you envisioned together, the process gets even harder […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat Is Arbitration in a Michigan Divorce?
Divorces are often fraught with disagreement, but that’s only natural: Each party has ideas about certain aspects of their separation, such as how joint property should be divided and how time with children should be […]
CONTINUE READINGMichigan Gray Divorce: Important Financial Considerations
Divorce isn’t just for the young; a rising number of older couples nearing or at the age of retirement are choosing to call it quits in a trend known as “gray divorce.” What’s driving this […]
CONTINUE READINGMedical Record Access in Divorce: What You Can Expect
In any divorce, both spouses will be asked to provide a range of documents; generally, these are related to finances and property, and they are used to determine a fair and equitable division of assets. […]
CONTINUE READINGHow Are Expert Witnesses Used in a Divorce?
Many divorce cases never make it to a court trial. Whether spouses come up with a mutually acceptable agreement for the division of their assets, spousal support, and child custody, or if they work through […]
CONTINUE READING4 Mistakes to Avoid While Negotiating a Divorce Settlement
There’s no shortage of worries to deal with when you are involved in a divorce: You need to determine where you’ll live, whether you can survive on one income instead of two, how often you […]
CONTINUE READING5 Common Obstacles of Late-Life Divorce
When couples get married, divorce is usually the last thing on their minds. But life happens, and divorce is sometimes inevitable for many couples. When people think of divorce, they tend to think of younger […]
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