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Hints For Parents Going Through A Custody Case
Are you going through a heated custody case, or intend to be involved in a custody case in the near ...
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Preparing To Attend Family Law Court and Everything You Need To Know
Your trial (or hearing) is close…what do I need to do to prepare? Whether you choose to represent yourself of ...
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Is It Time To Revisit Your Parenting Time Plan?
It may have been years since your last order establishing parenting time was entered by the court. The children are ...
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Why Must Parents Be Disrespectful With One Another?
Lately, there have been an overwhelming number of clients that have shared with me that every conversation, communication, and interaction ...
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What Is The Difference Between Flat Rate And Hourly Rate Fees What You Need To Know
HOURLY RATE FEES In family law, the hourly fee method is the most common response you will receive from law ...
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Separate Maintenance: An Alternative To Divorce
If you are not prepared to file for a divorce, there is an alternative. In the State of Michigan, you ...
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LIMITED SCOPE LEGAL SERVICE
There are times when you simply don’t require the services of an attorney throughout your entire family law case. Or, ...
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How to Navigate the Financial Issues During the First Days of Your Divorce
You’ve decided to file for a divorce. What financial issues should you be most concerned with during the first few ...
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The 4 Biggest Roadblocks to Negotiating a Fair and Equitable Divorce Settlement
FEELINGS. During a divorce it’s natural for you to have feelings of anger, frustration, resentment, and sadness. And if you ...
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The Divorce Process
THE VERIFIED COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE To start a divorce proceeding, you must file a Verified Complaint for Divorce and Summons ...
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Divorce and Confidential Settlement Agreements
To complete a divorce, a judgment of divorce must be entered with the court. Once the judgment of divorce is ...
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