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You may have all the best intentions of co-parenting amicably -- or at least peacefully – with your ex. However, if they’re still harboring anger and resentment about the break-up, what caused it or what they may believe is an unfair divorce agreement, that can be a...
If you’re divorcing here in Michigan, you may have many questions about the amounts that the court could order you to pay as child or spousal support. One of those questions may deal with whether the full obligation of paying your child’s private school tuition could...
As a new school year is quickly approaching, you and your ex have a unique set of challenges to navigate if you co-parent your school-age kids. From coordinating schedules to ensuring consistent communication, getting ready for the school year requires careful...
Ending a marriage can be an arduous and stressful experience. Amidst the legal battles, emotional turmoil and other challenges, it might be easy to forget one crucial aspect: self-care. Divorce can affect your mental, physical and emotional well-being, making it...
Before getting into marriage, all property that an individual owns is referred to as separate property. After marriage, all accumulated assets are then classified as marital property, and these are subject to division during divorce. However, sometimes couples may...
When going through a Michigan divorce, at some point, you and your spouse will have to divide the marital property. Depending on what you have acquired during the marriage, this can become a complex task. One element that could inadvertently get overlooked is...
Divorce is a hugely stressful process, and it’s always emotionally charged. However, couples going through divorce are routinely encouraged to keep their thoughts, feelings and – most importantly – the details of their divorce as private as possible. Why does it...
When whispers of divorce start to fill the air, one of the concerns that couples begin to have is how to untangle their finances. This is a legitimate concern because transitioning from a two-income household to relying solely on one’s earnings can be drastic. Even in...
Parents who are getting divorced are sometimes unsure what they should do when it comes to setting up a child custody schedule, also known as a parenting time schedule. Fortunately, there are many different options. Parents need to consider them carefully. To get...
If you anticipate that you’ll be paying alimony (spousal support) to your spouse following divorce, you may have been looking at the factors that judges consider when determining the amount to be paid and for how long. These include things like how long the marriage...