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The 70/30 child custody split is a concept that has gained attention among divorcing couples. Michigan, like most states, recognizes legal and physical custody. Legal custody is the authority parents are granted to make life-changing decisions on behalf of their kids....
You may be considering talking about your divorce to your children. It may not be an easy conversation, but it is a necessary one. If your children hear about your divorce from you first, it could protect them from the news getting out from someone else – which could...
One of the cardinal responsibilities of any parent is to provide for their child until they can be self-sufficient. And most parents take this responsibility seriously. However, when the marriage ends in a divorce, the court might step in to determine the child’s...
A loved one can falsely accuse you of domestic violence due to revenge, having the upper hand on a matter like a child custody case or misunderstanding of a situation. In Michigan, domestic violence is one of the most sensitive crimes. The government does its best to...
You probably know well how a criminal conviction can follow you for many years, if not the rest of your life. For example, a criminal record can impact your ability to find and retain gainful employment. After serving your sentence and rejoining society, you deserve...
During a divorce in Michigan, many people will focus on their property or their arrangements for any children that they share with their spouse. Although it is quite common for married couples in Michigan to have shared financial obligations, including joint credit...
Prom is among the highlights of most kids’ high school years – especially their senior prom. For parents, it’s a mix of excitement, nostalgia for their own prom and concern about their child’s safety. For separated and divorced parents, there’s typically an extra...
Child custody is an integral part of a divorce involving children. In Michigan, a child has a right to parenting time with each parent unless stated otherwise by a judge. Thus, it will help to create a plan to ensure your kid(s) are well taken care of after your...
As business partners, you and your spouse share responsibility for making your business work. If you decide to divorce, you may continue to share the responsibility for ensuring the business remains operational during the divorce process and possibly beyond that...
Divorce can be challenging – during the process and after it's finalized. You will go through different changes, emotionally and financially. However, you can manage these changes and create a happy new life. Below are four tips for coping with divorce: Accept your...