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Usually, the courts decide the parenting time schedule if parents cannot agree on one. Nevertheless, those comfortable planning their children’s schedule with the other parent can do so themselves. As inviting as it is to create a schedule according to their...
A helping hand is always a welcome support for anyone enduring challenging times. Michigan courts recognize that making a well-informed decision about significant issues related to divorce requires extensive consideration, resulting in the creation of the “Friend of...
Love’s a risky business. But when your contentious divorce conquers love, your actual business may be at risk. The seemingly sound solution is to dissolve the business you co-own with your ex-spouse altogether. After all, it seems impractical to maintain professional...
A prenuptial agreement is a contract that allows you to stipulate how you and your partner will divide assets and obligations should your marriage end. While you are generally free to outline the terms of your prenup, you should be very careful when creating and...
After surviving the chaos of your divorce, the urge for a fresh start with your child in a new home must be saturating your thoughts. But before any drastic move, you must consider that your divorce, even after completion, still impacts every decision you make....
The media’s portrayal of prenuptial agreements benefiting only the wealthy spouse has given it a poor reputation. Additionally, many believe that drafting a prenup is the same as planning for divorce. The mere mention of a prenup might upset your spouse, but showing...
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