There are many parents in Michigan who are preparing to navigate their first summer following divorce. Some will likely encounter several challenges regarding child custody arrangements, especially if both parents have full-time jobs. However, even married parents...
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What happens to retirement accounts during divorce?
You and your spouse intended to grow old together, and your financial preparation reflects that. Now that you are divorcing, you are prepared to divide your property, but you may not know what will happen to your retirement accounts. Divorcing couples usually have a...
Getting divorced? Avoid these three common mistakes.
Although an emotional process, a logical outlook while going through the minutiae of the divorce can help reduce the risk of any surprises once the divorce is finalized. How to put the emotion aside? Avoid the mistakes of others. One way to approach the process...
3 tips for negotiating a prenuptial agreement
With engagement season behind us and wedding season in full swing, many couples are in the throes of wedding plans. With all the bustle of securing a venue, finding a good caterer, picking the perfect dress or tux, and dealing with the million other details of...
U.S. army vet missing: Child custody and PTSD issues involved
Michigan child custody typically impact whole extended families, not just the parents or children involved. If a child custody situation involves extenuating circumstances, stress levels may soar. A recent situation arose in another state that has relatives and close...
Where to look for hidden assets before property distribution
When high net worth couples in Michigan decide to file for a divorce, one spouse may go to great lengths to conceal some assets. This is often done because one spouse feels specific assets belong to him or her, and should not form part of the property distribution...
Entering complex, high asset divorce? Know your options
Navigating the divorce process in Michigan or another state typically involves several types of challenges, including negotiating terms for new parenting plans (in cases that apply) as well as property division issues and/or spousal support. When existing assets are...
Four ways to protect business interests during divorce
Any marital asset is generally subject to division during divorce. If one spouse is a business owner, this can mean the business is subject to division in the event of a divorce. Can a business owner protect the business? Entrepreneurs can take proactive steps to...
Four ways to protect business interests during divorce
Any marital asset is generally subject to division during divorce. If one spouse is a business owner, this can mean the business is subject to division in the event of a divorce.Can a business owner protect the business? Entrepreneurs can take proactive steps to...
Dear Professor Lex
I am involved in a case where an order was entered. The order was signed and approved by opposing counsel and me as to form and substance. Now opposing counsel has indicated to me that he is going to make a motion to set aside the order. Do you believe the order bars...

