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When you and your spouse get a divorce, you usually have to figure out a custody arrangement. There are many different ways a court might award custody. It is important to understand the different arrangements, as well as what might be in the best interests of your...
Divorce is a common way to dissolve marriages. However, under certain circumstances, Michigan law will end a marriage by annulling it. Annulment is not the same as divorce. Some marriages are unlawful from their inception, meaning the spouses involved should never...
A prenuptial agreement allows an engaged couple to execute a contract to determine what happens if the marriage ends prematurely. According to Forbes, a marriage can end prematurely either through a divorce or through the death of one of the parties. Typically, a...
Michigan fathers may want to establish paternity for many different reasons. Today we will look at some of those reasons. We will also look at how to establish paternity. There are several different ways to go about it. Which one you choose depends on your life...
Even in cases where parents have divorced or never married, the father has the right to spend time with his children. For married parents, the husband is automatically the child's legal father. Unmarried fathers must take steps to establish legal paternity in...
For decades, many Americans in the LGBTQ community fought for the right to marry and raise children together. Today, they still face many difficulties in Michigan on both fronts. Biological parents may object to allowing LGBTQ people to adopt their children and many...
Finding your Michigan marriage ending in divorce can be emotionally draining, mentally exhausting and very expensive. Mediation can help you and your spouse come to terms with a variety of issues outside of the courtroom. While mediation is not for every divorcing...
If you live in Michigan and are considering a divorce or separation, you know that the process can be exponentially more difficult if children are involved. Not only do you have to settle issues such as asset division, spousal support and child custody, but you also...
The Michigan courts find it to be of best interest that even in the case of a divorce, your children should maintain a good relationship with both parents. But when you have a mental illness, addiction, or become a present danger to the child physically, mentally, or...
Couples in Michigan who decide to get a divorce may also be considering a non-contested divorce, or a divorce that does not rely on traditional means of litigation. There are many different ways that you can get to a divorce that does not involve a court battle. You...