Family Law
Understanding Student Loan Relief During the Coronavirus Pandemic
With potentially millions of Americans facing unemployment, people with student loans worry they will default if they … Continue Reading
Michigan Family Law Update: The Impact of “Shelter in Place” on Parenting Time Orders
Governor Whitmer’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” Executive Order requires Michigan residents to “Shelter in Place” to stem … Continue Reading
How Child Support Is Calculated in Michigan
“Child support” is the amount of money one parent is ordered by the court to pay to … Continue Reading
Does a Parent’s Legal Use of Marijuana Jeopardize Custody Rights?
American attitudes towards marijuana are changing, and an increasing number of states, including Michigan, have enacted laws … Continue Reading
Proving Competence in Michigan Divorce Cases
Michigan is a no-fault divorce state, which means simply that family law our state says you are entitled … Continue Reading
Unmarried & Living Together in Michigan? You Need a Cohabitation Agreement
In our modern world, unmarried couples who live together are commonplace. Similar to the importance of a … Continue Reading
Medical Technology Advancements and the Impact on Divorce Practice
At an increasing rate, couples are turning to assisted reproduction technologies (ART) to create families that are … Continue Reading
Antenuptial Agreements and Equity
Antenuptial (Prenuptial) Agreements are often thought of as the tool of a wealthy parent trying to protect … Continue Reading
Division of Retirement Assets in a Divorce
The division of retirement assets in a divorce can be a very difficult chore. The parties to … Continue Reading
Temporary Delegation of Parental Powers
Getting ready to head out of town without the kids for vacation, for business, military deployment or … Continue Reading