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Category Archive for: ‘Michigan Law’

5 Common Obstacles of Late-Life Divorce

January 31, 2024
Posted in: 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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How Can Psych Evaluations Impact Child Custody Cases?

January 24, 2024
Posted in: Child Custody

Child custody cases can be challenging to navigate. Many factors can impact custody and the outcome of your case, including psychological factors. Psychological evaluations are often necessary to determine the ideal custody situation for a […]

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What if My Spouse Forced Me to Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?

January 17, 2024

A prenuptial agreement is like any other contract. It’s an agreement between you and your spouse. Because it is a contract, it must meet certain requirements, including the absence of pressure or duress when agreeing. […]

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7 Tips if You’re Preparing for Divorce in the New Year

January 10, 2024
Posted in: Tips

The new year is for fresh starts. And sometimes, the fresh start you need most is a divorce. Maybe one of your New Year’s resolutions is to seek happiness on your own, escape a vicious […]

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How to Work More Effectively With Your Michigan Divorce Lawyer

January 5, 2024
Posted in: Divorce

Going through a divorce is undoubtedly one of the most challenging parts of a person’s life. Fortunately, you don’t have to go through this process alone. Your divorce attorney wears many hats throughout your case. […]

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The Ultimate Divorce Guide for Stay-at-Home Parents

January 3, 2024
Posted in: Divorce

Divorce is hard on everyone, regardless of age, occupation, or length of marriage. However, divorce can be a bit harder for some individuals than others, including stay-at-home parents. Stay-at-home parents dedicate the majority of their […]

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4 Tips to Help Deal With Divorce Without Affecting Your Work

December 22, 2023
Posted in: Tips

There’s no getting around the fact that divorces are stressful. Even an amicable divorce may entail mediation and court hearings, the division of assets, and agreements regarding custody and child support. When you’re dealing with […]

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4 Unexpected Lifestyle Factors That May Increase the Likelihood of Divorce

December 20, 2023
Posted in: Divorce

Certain lifestyle choices are not conducive to a healthy and strong relationship. When spouses are prone to cheating, abusive behavior, or battling addictions (alcohol, drugs, gambling, etc.), for instance, things do not bode well for […]

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Common Custody Issues Unmarried Parents Face

December 15, 2023

Adult relationships can be complicated matters, and ideas about what works often vary from one couple to the next. Some are set on marriage, whether for religious or legal reasons, while others feel that committing […]

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Dividing Collectibles in a Divorce: Everything You Need to Know

December 13, 2023
Posted in: Firm News

The IRS maintains a list of items that qualify as collectibles: items of value that are sought after and purchased by enthusiasts. They could be almost anything: Art, antique furniture, jewelry and gemstones, metal/coins, and […]

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