5 Signs It May Be Time to Modify Your Child Support Order
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What Should I Include in a Co-Parenting Plan?
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Can I Contest a Prenuptial Agreement in a Michigan Divorce?
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What Are the Consequences of Refusing a Paternity Test?
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How Do You Divide Frequent Flyer Miles and Travel Rewards in Divorce?
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Can Verbal Abuse Be Considered Domestic Violence in Divorce?
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Can I Modify Spousal Support After Retirement?
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What Happens if My Spouse Files for Bankruptcy During Divorce?
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Can Mediation Be Required in a Michigan Divorce?
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Courts crackdown on attempts to hide assets during divorce
Divorce is complex and emotionally taxing, especially when it comes to the equitable division of assets. Michigan law, like most states, requires both parties disclose their assets during a divorce. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for some to attempt to hide assets...