Clinton Township Law Blog
Will you receive spousal support after your divorce?
If you and your spouse are preparing to divorce, your anxieties around money have likely increased. Your spouse may have been your household’s sole breadwinner. Without their income, you may fear for your ability to support yourself or maintain the lifestyle you two...
Divorce tips for noncustodial dads
Dad in Michigan and beyond often get a bad rap as noncustodial parents. Divorce does not mean a father is abdicating his responsibilities as a parent. The overwhelming majority of fathers want what is best for their children. There are several ways noncustodial dads...
Revocable trust or last will and testament, or both?
A main goal of many Michigan estate owners is to execute an estate plan that helps loved ones avoid probate litigation. There are many types of documents, and determining which ones to incorporate into a specific plan or which to leave out can be a daunting task,...
Unique stipulation made divorce less stressful
Michigan child custody proceedings are a top priority in any divorce that involves children. Achieving a fair settlement, especially regarding child-related issues, can be challenging and stressful. A former couple in another state, however, found that incorporating a...
Child custody: Is your ex trying to keep you away?
Many Michigan parents are struggling to resolve post-divorce child-related issues. Every state has its own child custody guidelines, and parents are obligated to adhere to the terms of a court order. Unfortunately, some parents say whatever they think they need to say...
NBA star files complaint regarding paternity issues
When a Michigan couple decides to divorce or two unmarried people who have been romantically involved decide to part ways, complicated issues may arise if there are children involved. Especially for those who are not married, legal problems regarding paternity often...
How is paternity established in Michigan?
When an unmarried couple has a child, the father may experience some difficulty enjoying the same legal rights as a father in a married couple. As a result, the father may want to consider establishing paternity to identify himself legally as the child’s birth father....
Child custody issues to consider for parenting plan
When filing for divorce in a Michigan court, the relationship between spouses who have children together might be contentious. Then again, some spouses remain amicable and simply want to develop a fair co-parenting plan, finalize a settlement and move on in life....
Do I qualify for Social Security Disability benefits?
Having a serious medical condition can be stressful and financially devastating, as well as painful and disabling. If you have a medical condition that is preventing you from working and your doctor expects it to last at least one year or has diagnosed you as...
Divorce: Less stressful if you understand property division
When a married couple in Michigan or elsewhere determines that their relationship is no longer viable, they are undoubtedly faced with numerous decisions about their future. For those who decide to divorce, especially if they are parents, there are several high...
