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Child custody can be one of the most challenging aspects of divorce. While you may have your own idea of how things should go, the courts will reach some conclusions independent of your opinion. When you understand how the court views "best interests," and what that...
Divorce proceedings under Michigan’s statutes follow an equitable distribution system. You may negotiate a “fair” division of your marital property, which reflects the assets you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse acquired together. Separate property generally belongs to...
Divorce can bring out complex emotions and lead to disputes over various issues, especially finances. If you find that your spouse is using money as a leverage tool or holding it over your head during your Michigan divorce, it can create additional stress and...
A prenuptial agreement is a legal document outlining the distribution of assets and financial responsibilities in the event of a divorce. Many couples in Michigan opt for these agreements as a measure of financial security. However, when a marriage ends, one or both...
Prenuptial agreements are contracts that couples sign before marriage to outline how to divide assets in the event of divorce. While prenups can provide clarity and protection for both parties, they can also cause contention during a divorce. Explore some reasons why...
For parents who choose to stay home with children, the stakes leading up to a divorce feel higher. If you find yourself in this situation and worry about your financial security during and after divorce, getting a handle on how a Michigan court handles property...
Domestic violence continues to be an alarmingly frequent occurrence in the U.S. In fact, according to statistics from the National Domestic Violence Hotline, approximately 30% of women and 10% of men have experienced it. Among married couples, domestic violence is...
Many times when a divorce becomes contentious, it is because emotions are running high. It can be tough to separate yourself from the emotional aspects of ending a relationship, but you might find the whole process easier if you approach it as a business transaction....
If you have decided to divorce your spouse, you might worry about your ability to support yourself after your marriage ends. This is probably especially true if you opted to stay home and raise children while your soon-to-be ex-spouse worked and earned money. Luckily,...
If you are going through a divorce, property division is an important focus. However, some spouses hide assets to avoid having to share them with the other spouse. If you suspect that your spouse is not being fully transparent about finances, there are some common...
