Month: March 2020

In a divorce, it is essential that you have tabs on all your household finances. You need to know every account and every detail of your finances to get the best settlement when you go through the property division process. For some people, this is simple, but for...

Michigan is not one of the community property states. Instead, state law requires you and your spouse to divide your marital property equitably between you when you divorce. But how do you do this? FindLaw explains that equitable basically means fair. Equitable/fair,...

By far, the most common child custody situation post-divorce is co-parenting. In certain situations, ex-spouses may not get along very well, and this makes a potential co-parenting situation seem unpalatable. With this being the case, it is natural to consider...