Child support is a payment from one parent to another for their minor child’s financial support. The amount and duration of payments vary by jurisdiction. Payments typically end when the child turns 18 or graduates from high school. They may also end if the child becomes emancipated or meets specific criteria. A court order is…… Read More…
The cost of a child custody lawyer in Michigan varies based on the case’s complexity, representation time, and attorney location. It’s impossible to give an exact figure without more information, but there are general guidelines. In Michigan, child custody attorneys generally charge an hourly rate ranging from $120 to $400. This rate doesn’t include other…… Read More…
When it comes to alimony and remarriage, navigating the legal intricacies can be challenging. Many individuals wonder how remarriage might impact their existing alimony agreements or obligations. Understanding the laws and potential implications is essential for anyone considering remarriage or currently paying or receiving alimony. Our firm focuses on family law matters, including alimony issues.…… Read More…
Divorce is a difficult process emotionally and financially. The divorce hearing is a crucial stage in the proceedings. To have the best chance of a fair outcome in a complaint for divorce, it is important to thoroughly prepare for a divorce hearing in Michigan. Here are some tips to help you prepare: * Understand the…… Read More…
Child support in Michigan can take varying amounts of time. Typically, it can take one to six months to get a court order for minor child support. Enforcement actions under child support laws may be needed if the court order is not followed. Once an order is issued, the non-custodial parent must make monthly child…… Read More…
Child custody mediation can be emotional and difficult. Here are some tips for your child custody mediation session: * To ensure fairness, avoid saying anything negative about the other parent in front of your child. * Keep disagreements private during the mediation session. * Be respectful and courteous, even if you disagree. * Focus on…… Read More…
If you have joint-custody of your child, you may be wondering “Who claims a child on taxes with 50/50 custody?” When it comes to claiming a child on taxes with 50/50 custody, it depends on the specific situation. Generally, the parent with a higher income gets the child tax credit benefit. A [Dearborn Family Law…… Read More…
When getting a divorce in Michigan, it’s important to know how assets are divided. Michigan is an equitable distribution state, meaning marital assets are split fairly. This includes physical property, bank accounts, retirement accounts, and real estate. The court determines which assets are marital and divides them fairly. Factors considered are the length of the…… Read More…