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What Is a Judgment Of Divorce
A Judgment of Divorce is the legal document that finalizes the divorce process. It is the written court order that ...
What Is a Domestic Relations Verified Financial Information Form In a Divorce?
In the State of Michigan, after you have filed a complaint for divorce, both parties are required to exchange financial ...
What Are My Divorce Options?
You are ready to move forward with a divorce. But you have no idea how to get started, and are ...
How To Prepare For a Custody Mediation
All family law cases are difficult. However, custody cases can be the most challenging for parents. Whether your case is ...
The Collaborative Divorce Process: What Is a Financial Neutral?
In the collaborative divorce process, we utilize the team approach. The team comprises of the clients, their respective attorneys, a ...
What Are The Rights of Unmarried Parents?
Common concerns for unmarried parents are custody, parenting time, and child support. If parents are not married, how do they ...
What Is The Collaborative Divorce Participation Agreement?
You and your spouse have decided to seek a divorce and have agreed to the collaborative divorce process. You have ...
How Is Child Support Calculated In The State of Michigan?
In the State of Michigan, child support is established reviewing several factors. These factors are entered into a software program, used ...
Informed Decision Making In A Divorce
There have been many times meeting with new clients that they state they want their divorce to be quick, simple, ...
Communication With Your Attorney
It is important in the early stages of your relationship with your attorney to understand and agree to the preferred ...
Rules For Texting, Phone Calls and Social Media
If you have a contentious relationship with your soon-to-be ex, then the first statement I make to clients is to ...
How Long Does It Take To Get A Divorce In Michigan?
Under Michigan law, if there are no minor children of the marriage, the mandatory wait period is 60 days from ...
