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Author: James W. Kraayeveld

How an Email to Your Attorney Can Hurt your Divorce Case

Divorce

On June 11, 2020, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued a published opinion in the matter of Stavale v Stavale.  David Stavale and his attorney emailed each other about the case, and those emails included confidential information.  Michigan law provides that whatever an attorney discusses with his or her client […]

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Abuser Ordered to Pay Damages to Domestic Violence Victim

Domestic Violence

Can Victims Request Damages in Domestic Violence Cases? A Recent Michigan Court Decision Says Yes Julia and Craig Hamlin dated for three weeks, married, and after seven months’ of marriage, Julia filed for divorce from Craig after he pulled her around by her hair, punched and kicked, her, banged her […]

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Covid-19 Updates from Local Courts and Our Firm

General

We wanted to give you a general update what to expect regarding your case during the COVID-19 outbreak.  Rules have changed a few times and we expect that they will change again. Please call our staff to get the latest update when you are scheduled to attend a hearing or […]

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Unique Challenges in a Muslim Divorce

Divorce

Divorce among Muslim couples is on the rise.  Studies show this and we have noticed this in our firm as well.  Regardless of your religious or cultural background, a divorce will be one of the more challenging periods in your life. For Muslim men and women, they are faced with […]

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