Category Archive for: ‘Michigan Law’
The Impact of Domestic Violence on Child Custody
When a married couple with children files for divorce, the court must determine how to allot custody and parenting time. But if incidences of domestic violence have occurred in the relationship, a 54-year-old state law […]
CONTINUE READINGCan a Parent Restore Their Parental Rights After They’re Lost?
The termination of parental rights is not a decision a Michigan court takes lightly, whether the rights were severed involuntarily or voluntarily. Yet, when a court cuts legal ties between a parent and child, it’s […]
CONTINUE READINGStudent Loans in Divorce: Where Does the Debt Go?
During a divorce, marital property — the bank account, the house, stock portfolio, and other assets — gets fairly divided either through an agreement made by the couple or the court. Debt is also divided […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat if I Can’t Afford My Child Support Payments in Michigan?
Child support payments are payments that allow both parents to contribute fairly to their child’s financial well-being. Typically, the parent who has been granted custody for the majority of the time receives child support from […]
CONTINUE READINGTips for Handling Extracurricular Activities During Summer Parenting Time
Summer is a time for fun-packed days at the pool, summer camps, and loads of other extracurricular activities. It’s also time to put your co-parenting skills to the test. Changes in the normal schedule can […]
CONTINUE READINGThe Impact of Divorce on Friendships and Social Networks
The decision to divorce has a major impact on all areas of your life. One aspect divorcing individuals don’t always think about is how a divorce might alter friendships and social networks. Taking the time […]
CONTINUE READINGHow Does Child Support Work for Parents of Children With Special Needs?
Having a child with special needs can require a lot of extra planning just to get daily activities accomplished. When life brings major changes, like divorce, the additional planning needed to move forward can feel […]
CONTINUE READINGDoes Guardianship Override Parental Rights in Michigan?
Parents typically have a legal right to make decisions on behalf of their children. However, they are sometimes deemed unfit or unable to make the best decisions for their kids. When this happens, the state […]
CONTINUE READINGDo I Have to Pay for My Ex-Spouse’s Health Insurance After a Divorce?
Divorce brings countless changes. There are many complicated issues to resolve and new things to discover. The financial changes related to divorce can be difficult adjustments to make. Health insurance is a valuable asset that […]
CONTINUE READINGWhat Happens When Divorced Michigan Parents Choose to Relocate?
Life goes on after divorce. For many, this can mean pursuing different job opportunities or even beginning a new family. In some instances, these life changes might also include the need to relocate — which […]
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