Family Law

Divorcing with children in the house is typically harder than it is when there are no kids affected by a couple’s circumstances. There are more financial considerations to address and a very strong likelihood that the parents will continue seeing each other frequently...

Splitting up the holidays can often be difficult for co-parents. Maybe you got divorced over the summer and now you’re moving into the holiday season – Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Eve – for the first time. You’re trying to determine how both of you can share...

Children often act out when their parents divorce. It is quite common for families to report a major slump in children's grades following the divorce of their parents. Behavioral issues and changing circles of friends are also common. Some children start presenting...

The Michigan real estate market has been quite strong in recent years. As you think about divorce, you may worry about your housing arrangement. Maybe you want to ensure that your children can stay in the same school district, or perhaps you feel strongly about...

Shared custody is often difficult at first, but it gets easier as you adjust to your new situation. Unfortunately, one uncooperative parent can make co-parenting harder for everyone in the family. Some people will be flaky about timing or just disrespectful. Others...

Being a newly single parent in Michigan isn't easy. You may find it difficult to parent your child with your ex so that everyone can be happy, especially your child. However, it's possible to come up with a good co-parenting plan that works for all of you. Here are...

In Clinton Township and the rest of Michigan, marital property gets divided based on a concept known as equitable distribution. This means that you and your spouse's property should get divided fairly. What counts as marital property? Marital property comprises all...

When parents in Michigan get divorced, they may reach an agreement regarding how much child support one person, usually the noncustodial parent, pays the other, usually the custodial parent. However, over the years, there may be circumstances in which it is necessary...