Month: February 2020

Divorce can be devastating, but what about the prospect of losing precious time and experiences with your child? We often assist those who are going through a divorce, and always encourage them to take advantage of the available resources in Michigan. Oakland County...

Michigan is one of many forward-thinking states that prefer parents to work together to reach their own custody agreements. Unfortunately, though the state grants parents this right, very few take advantage of it. Whether because of moral differences, emotions or...

When parents get a divorce, children often split their time between both parents. While joint physical custody can ensure that both parents spend time with the kids, moving between houses can sometimes be difficult for children. It is a good idea for parents to make...

Children are resilient. Some witness domestic abuse and mature into well-adjusted adults with few, if any, behavioral problems. Others internalize abuse and become abusers themselves. There are even some who hold on to the role of being a victim for the rest of their...

Michigan parents must decide on child custody matters when they divorce. This is often one of the most difficult parts of the divorce proceedings. There are many options available when determining child custody. Today we will look at joint custody, which has many...

In order to fairly divide assets in a divorce, the spouses involved need to disclose their assets. However, some people try to conceal assets so they can hold on to them and keep their spouses from acquiring a share. The problem of hidden assets is something that can...

Custody decisions are one of the most difficult parts of a divorce. The court aims to keep children out of the middle of things throughout the entire process because it is not healthy for children to be in this position. The court encourages children to speak up,...

The court will determine alimony or spousal support on a case by case basis. The laws are very general as to what a judge must decide in such cases. The Institute of Continuing Legal Education explains the final decision about how long you will pay alimony is up to...