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Parents have rights and responsibilities toward their children under Michigan law. These responsibilities include paying for the child's needs, including food, shelter, medical care and educational necessities. When both parents live with the child full-time, the...
Divorce can be hard on parents and their kids. When one or both of the parties to a Michigan marriage decide that their marital relationship should end, it can be difficult to untie the many ways that their lives are connected. Because of this challenge, many...
When a couple decides to end their marriage, they must list all their assets and debts, and divide all their marital property in a way that meets the guidelines under state law. The division of property is often the most time-consuming and technically difficult part...
Divorcing parents will need a parenting plan in place to ensure the children are properly cared for. Family courts in Michigan determine parenting time based on what is in the best interest of the child. In most cases, the child’s best interests are best served when...
Parents going through the child custody process in Michigan should understand child custody basics and how child custody is determined. This will help them navigate the process so they can arrive at a child custody arrangement that is best for their child. Child...
Child custody is an important concern for any divorcing parent. For that reason, it is helpful for parents going through the child custody process to be familiar with how child custody is determined and how the family law process can help them arrive at a child...