Year: 2024
Summer is a time when children can explore their interests, learn new skills, and engage in extracurricular activities. However, for divorced or separated parents sharing custody or parenting time, managing these activities can present unique challenges. Balancing the desire for your child to participate in enriching experiences while adhering to the custody schedule requires careful […]
Most spouses are very uncomfortable discussing their wish to have a prenuptial agreement in place. When spouses manage the difficult conversation, then spend the time and money on reaching an agreement on the terms of prenuptial agreement, they logically want to make sure that they can rely on the terms of the prenuptial agreement. Prenuptial agreements […]
No one wants to start the conversation about a prenuptial agreement. It’s just not a romantic topic. It may feel that you are already planning for the marriage to end in divorce, but there are situations when a prenuptial agreement makes complete sense, and with some preparation, you can discuss the option with your future spouse. Here are the top […]
Why You Should Attend a Divorce Support Group Going through a divorce takes a lot of time and energy, causes a lot of pain, and is financially draining. A divorce does not happen overnight. Often the marriage was declining for years, and the emotional toll has been harming each spouse’s mental health for a prolonged period of […]
Venturing into the world of divorce can often feel like twisting through a labyrinth, especially when rental properties enter the scene. Figuring out how to divide these valuable assets may stir up more than just emotional turmoil; it also plays into financial concerns and future stability. Navigating this terrain is far from simple, but understanding […]
Parents often ask us “at what age can my child choose with whom they want to live?”. Children may express their preference to spend more time with one parent. Sometimes children ask the question because they are just sad when their time ends at one home, and sometimes, children have a well thought reason for asking […]
When you are ordered to attend mediation or agree to attend mediation, it is important to actively participate in the process. This will increase your chances to settle and avoid an expensive trial. During mediation, you will meet with a mediator, a neutral third party, who will assist you with resolving your disputes. Parties can […]
Who files first is a common question, and understandably so. Initiating divorce proceedings is a weighty decision, and spouses often wonder if they should take that first step or wait for their partner to do so. In this blog, we’ll delve into the advantages and disadvantages of filing first. In Michigan, the person who files […]
In divorce proceedings, mediation holds pivotal importance. While many family courts mandate mediation, some parties voluntarily opt for it. A mediator, a neutral third party well-versed in Michigan family law, facilitates compromise between the parties, often highlighting case weaknesses for a smoother settlement process. Mediation requires time and shared mediator costs, alongside attorney fees for […]
Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally draining process for anyone, but when it comes to high asset divorces, the stakes are often heightened. As a woman going through a high asset divorce, it’s crucial to prioritize your financial well-being and take proactive steps to secure your future. In this blog, we will discuss strategies, […]