When you and your spouse divorce, one key issue you need to resolve is child custody. Custody laws in Michigan focus on what is best for your child, establishing a coherent system for both of you to make decisions and share parenting responsibilities. Understanding...
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3 ways you can split a private practice in a Michigan divorce
Your private practice is more than a business. For Michigan professionals like doctors, lawyers and architects, it represents years of hard work. So when your divorce enters the picture, protecting that legacy becomes a top priority. In a high-asset divorce, your...
How medical challenges can lead to OWI charges
Operating while intoxicated (OWI) charges in Michigan can carry a variety of serious consequences. Drivers accused of an OWI offense may serve time in jail. They have to pay court costs and large fines. They typically lose their driving privileges temporarily as...
4 custody mistakes that can hurt your case in Michigan
Custody decisions are about more than where a child lives. They shape your child’s daily routine, affect your family’s stability and influence your peace of mind. The process is never easy, but knowing what can hurt your case helps you make confident choices. Here are...
How long does it take to negotiate a divorce settlement?
Negotiating a divorce settlement can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on a wide range of factors. There is no universal timeline, as every marriage is different and so are the circumstances that lead to divorce. The process typically begins...
3 ways an OWI conviction can impact a career
People in Michigan who drive with chemically impaired ability or with an elevated blood alcohol concentration (BAC) are at risk of criminal prosecution. Motorists who drive after drinking could potentially face operating while intoxicated (OWI) charges. Those accused...
Making changes to a child custody arrangement
When parents divorce, a child custody arrangement has to be made. This arrangement can help manage each parent’s expectations and responsibilities when it comes to joint custody since co-parents often share some amount of both physical and legal custody. Physical...
What drivers need to know about field sobriety tests
Allegations of drunk driving can lead to major consequences. Those convicted of an operating while intoxicated (OWI) offense may have to serve time in jail, pay large fines and endure a lengthy driver's license suspension. Those stopped by police officers due to...
Getting your co-parent to pay overdue child support in Michigan
In the aftermath of divorce, few things are more frustrating than your co-parent defaulting on their child support payment obligations. As the court has acknowledged, you need financial support from your co-parent to help ensure the children’s well-being. So, when...
Understanding bail in Michigan
Understanding how bail works can help those who are accused of criminal wrongdoing – and their loved ones – make informed decisions about their rights and options. At its most basic, bail is a set amount of money that acts as insurance between the court and a...
