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When someone passes away, their will should clearly show how they want to share their belongings. Sometimes, though, you may wonder whether the will used in the probate process actually was what your loved one wanted. Thankfully, it is possible to challenge a will in...
Going through a divorce can be a challenging process. It's important to have the right support to help navigate the complexities involved. Having someone knowledgeable in divorce law can make a big difference in how smoothly things go. Protecting your interests...
In Michigan, the length of time it takes to finalize a divorce can vary based on several factors. For example, uncontested divorces typically are shorter than contested divorces. Other major factors affecting times include the presence of minor children and the...
Every state has its own traffic laws. Numerous other types of laws are under state (as opposed to federal) governance, as well. Michigan’s child custody guidelines in a divorce might differ from another state’s laws. This is also true for the estate planning process....
Michigan is home to many Baby Boomers. You’re a part of this generation if you were born between 1946 and 1964. Boomers are known as the generation who ushered in social change and civil rights protests. They also have something else in common. Their life expectancy...
When the Michigan judge overseeing your divorce signed a decree, you and your ex became obligated to adhere to all terms of the agreement. These terms are legally enforceable. For example, if you are parents and have a child custody order in place that states you must...
You may be one of many women in Michigan who stayed in an unhappy marriage for years because you worried that you wouldn’t be able to make ends meet on your own. This is especially common among women who sacrificed a career to stay home full-time to raise a family....
This is a question that many Michigan parents ask when they have filed for divorce or recently finalized a settlement just before a holiday season. Every family is unique, and even families with marriages that remain intact can suffer high levels of stress during the...
When a pair of spouses decide to divorce rather than stay in an unhappy marriage, they must resolve numerous financial issues to achieve a fair settlement. In many cases, a Michigan family court judge will order one spouse to provide financial assistance to the other....
Whether you were married for less than five years or more than 20, if you and your spouse have decided to go your separate ways in life, you may have a right to alimony. Since this is an issue governed at the state level, it is important to make sure you understand...
