Month: May 2018

Social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram allow people in Michigan to connect with old friends, and sometimes to connect with old lovers. According to a recent article in Time Magazine, Facebook could be "the single greatest breeding ground ever for...

Under Michigan law, only marital property is subject to division in a divorce. This means that only debts and assets that belong to the marriage will be distributed in a divorce proceeding. Given that Michigan law follows a theory of equitable distribution, the court...

When you make plans to get married and enter into a prenuptial agreement (MCL § 557.28), you are probably anticipating that the terms of that prenuptial agreement will be upheld in the event of a divorce. While many Michigan residents assume that prenups, or marital...

Are you thinking about filing for divorce this year? You should speak with a Michigan divorce attorney as soon as possible, especially if spousal maintenance or alimony may be involved in your divorce proceedings. Why do you need to act quickly with regard to matters...

If you are thinking about filing for divorce in Michigan or are in the process of getting divorced, it is extremely important to consider how social media usage can hurt your case. In other words, you may want to stop posting on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and other...