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What is a Motion for Temporary Relief? While litigation, like a divorce or child custody dispute, is pending, Michigan Court Rules allow the judge to order temporary relief. There are limits to what the judge may order. For example, the judge may not order a final property division. Spouses or […]

Child support is based on a specific formula. Either your attorney, the Friend of the Court, or a judge will calculate the child support amount.  When a parent has limited or no income,  they are surprised when they still have to pay support. For example, a stay-at-home mom with no […]

Discovery When you have a dispute, how do you really prove your case to the judge?  For example, your child tells you that the other parent is at work during their parenting time, so how do you prove that?  You believe that your spouse earns a lot more money and […]

The federal government recently sent another round of stimulus checks to many families across the country to help ease some of the financial burdens of the coronavirus pandemic. Meanwhile, Tax Day (now pushed back a month) is looming. What does all of this mean for parents waiting on overdue child […]