If you and your former spouse have a child whom you are co-parenting after a divorce, you may not have complete control over where you want to reside. This is especially true if you are intending to move somewhere outside the State of Michigan. Decisions regarding...
Generally speaking, the equitable division of marital property means that any property that spouses acquire during the course of their marriage must be divided fairly. The same holds true for assets that may have increased in value over the course of a marriage. In...
Divorce is generally considered to be a negative thing. Most people look at divorce as something they never hope to go through. There are many legitimate reasons why divorce has a negative connotation, like child custody and visitation battles; or property division,...
Going through a divorce is almost always complicated and difficult, and many people who finalize a divorce in Michigan want to get a fresh start afterward. For many, this means moving into a new home and, sometimes, to a new city or state. However, relocating after a...
Divorce is complicated in any situation, regardless of the amount of property owned by the spouses and any issues of child custody that might arise. Divorce often becomes even more complex when there are substantial assets from the marriage, leading to a high net...
