Married couples in Michigan have inevitably experienced challenges at some point in their relationships. Now more than ever, tensions may be high as people cope with the ramifications of the recent pandemic, which can be anything from economic troubles to health...
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One state may be a haven for hidden divorce assets
Even Michigan divorces that do not involve a large marital estate can have instances where one spouse tries to siphon off and hide part of the couple's assets. When the couple is wealthy and has accumulated much property, this is even more common. An extreme example...
Cheating spouse? Think carefully about your next steps!
One of the most difficult things to deal with in a marriage is your spouse being unfaithful. When this happens, you have to think carefully about your next steps. Whether you opt to stay with them or end the marriage, you will need to ensure that you're taking steps...
Circumstances dictate divorce waiting period in Michigan
Michigan's divorce laws are complex, and some depend on the circumstances present at the time of the split. It is imperative to ensure that you meet the requirements for divorce in this state so that you don't waste your time or effort on a petition that isn't...
Divorce filings tend to rise in January
Divorce can be an emotional, personal and financial decision, regardless of the time of year. Michigan couples who are thinking about divorce might not believe that the time of year has a significant effect on finally deciding to move on from an unhappy marriage, but...
When can I stop paying spousal support?
Spousal support is one of the ways that two formerly married Michigan residents may remain connected after their divorce is finalized. It involves the payment of money from one party to the other for the recipient's use and maintenance. Whether spousal support,...
What is a no-fault divorce?
Marriages end for many reasons. While some Michigan couples may stay with their partners until the ends of their lives, others may elect to terminate their marital relationships through the divorce. When two people go through and complete a divorce, they are no longer...
Mediation can be a non-adversarial way to get divorced
Television and the movies may make it seem like all divorces are contentious affairs fought out in a courtroom. However, many couples in Plymouth wishing to end their marriage are finding that there are other, non-adversarial ways to divorce. For example, sometimes a...
How does spousal support differ from child support?
When a couple in Plymouth decides to end their marriage, money will be a concern for both parties. Specifically, parties will want to know if they will pay or receive spousal support -- also known as spousal maintenance or alimony -- and if they have children, whether...
What types of spousal support are available in Michigan?
Sometimes when a couple is married, one spouse earns significantly more than the other. Some couples even decide to have one spouse stay out of the workforce entirely to care for the family. While these arrangements may work when a couple is married, should the couple...
