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Category Archive for: ‘Divorce’

What You Shouldn’t Say to Your Kids During a Divorce

April 2, 2024
Posted in: Child Support

Divorce is difficult for everyone involved. When you separate from your spouse, even if it’s your decision, you may naturally struggle with emotional issues and the financial difficulties of separation. Kids can also suffer immensely […]

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Is My Ex-Spouse Allowed to Move Abroad With Our Child?

March 29, 2024
Posted in: Child Custody

Some see divorce as an opportunity for a fresh start. To accomplish this change, some individuals may decide to move across town or across the country. A few may decide to move to an entirely […]

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Imbalanced Incomes in a High-Net-Worth Divorce

March 22, 2024
Posted in: Divorce

Just because a divorcing couple has a high net worth does not mean both partners contribute equally to that total figure. One partner in the marriage may have a high-paying job while the other has […]

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The Legal Consequences of Interfering With Child Custody Rights

March 15, 2024
Posted in: Child Custody

Michigan courts take child custody rights and orders seriously. No matter whether you are a parent, a relative, or a stranger to a child, depriving a parent of their right to custody over their child […]

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Michigan Divorce 101: What Is a QDRO?

March 8, 2024
Posted in: Divorce

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 […]

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What Happens to Foster Children When Caretakers Separate?

March 5, 2024
Posted in: Adoption, Child Adoption

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 […]

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The Link Between Empty Nest Syndrome and Gray Divorce

March 1, 2024
Posted in: 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 […]

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Tips for Positive Parenting Through Divorce

February 28, 2024
Posted in: Child Support

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 […]

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What Is Arbitration in a Michigan Divorce?

February 21, 2024
Posted in: 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 […]

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Michigan Gray Divorce: Important Financial Considerations

February 14, 2024
Posted in: Divorce

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 […]

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