Few assets represent as much financial and emotional investment as your home. Therefore, it's unsurprising that many people wan to keep the family home during a divorce. With the Michigan real estate market booming, you may not want to shop for a rental unit or...
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The consequences of paternity fraud
On Behalf of Selleck Legal, PLLC | Apr 21, 2021 | Paternity
It’s important for most men to know that they’re the biological fathers to the children they call their own. But when paternity tests have been skewed and a man who believed he fathered a child realizes that’s not actually the case, it can be devastating. Michigan...
3 reasons girls need their fathers to stay in their lives after a divorce
On Behalf of Selleck Legal, PLLC | Apr 15, 2021 | Fathers' Rights
As a father, divorce could result in an increased distance between you and your daughter. Recent research highlights this is not in her best interest. The courts have increasingly leaned toward shared-custody agreements so that they can keep both parents in a child's...
What if a paternity test is refused?
On Behalf of Selleck Legal, PLLC | Apr 8, 2021 | Paternity
There are many reasons the biological father of a child should be known. Paternity tests are taken in Michigan primarily in regard to child custody, child support and visitation issues. But what happens when either the mother or the alleged father refuses a...
No, you shouldn’t hide assets during your divorce
On Behalf of Selleck Legal, PLLC | Apr 1, 2021 | Property Division
When you go through a divorce, one thing that you have to do is disclose all of your assets. If you’re unsure of the assets you possess, then you need to go through them one by one. Some people go as far as to hire a forensic accountant for this purpose, so they’re...
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