Bloomfield Hills Family Law Blog

Many people in Michigan who own Bitcoin and are considering divorce want to know if they will lose their Bitcoin in the divorce. It will depend on how Bitcoin is classified and whether it is possible to reach a marital settlement agreement.

There are many different ways to deal or cope with your ex-spouse getting remarried, from taking the space you need to grieve to focusing on other important elements of your life, including your children.

When courts in Michigan award alimony or spousal maintenance, the support can be ordered with varying terms. Maintenance may automatically be terminated upon remarriage, or the spouse paying maintenance may seek a modification if you get remarried.

When you are going through a high net-worth divorce in Michigan, it is essential to take steps to avoid any serious errors that could cost you a significant amount of money in the long run.

Anyone who has been convicted of a DUI should work with an attorney to avoid having the DUI impact costs and child custody issues in a divorce case. DUIs can limit child custody in certain cases.

There are many potential red flags that could suggest your spouse is attempting to hide or conceal assets in your divorce, such as missing financial documentation or account changes.

Whether you are contemplating divorce in Michigan or you are simply concerned that you never entered into a prenuptial agreement, it is important to know that you may have options for protecting your assets even without a prenup.

Many people assume prenups signal a lack of love or problems in the marriage, but prenuptial agreements can be extremely important for parties of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds. A Michigan prenuptial agreement lawyer at our firm can help.

Going through a gray divorce will impact many different aspects of your estate plan. You will likely need to modify your will, change beneficiaries, issues concerning trusts, advance directives, and make changes to joint owners of real property and bank accounts.

In family situations where grandparents want to have rights concerning their grandchildren, they will usually need to seek a grandparenting time order. To seek a grandparenting time order, the grandparents must meet certain requirements.