Bloomfield Hills Family Law Blog

When a child is refusing visitation, it is essential for the parents to remember that the child does not have the legal ability to refuse visitation. As a result, the parent will be accountable for a custody order violation. A modification may be possible in some circumstances.

There are a wide variety of ways in which domestic violence can impact your divorce case. It can affect child custody and parenting time issues, certain financial matters, and issues pertaining to mediation.

If you own cryptocurrency, it is important to know that the court will not treat cryptocurrency differently than other assets. The court will need to determine if the cryptocurrency is marital property. If so, it will be divided in your divorce.

It is often much easier for one spouse to hide asset from the other in high net worth divorces. To ensure that your own assets are divided fairly, please call our legal team today for assistance.

While a prenuptial agreement may seem unromantic, it can be a vital tool in promoting open and honest communication with your future spouse. It helps to clarify expectations and attitudes about money, while protecting you, your partner, and other family members both now and in the years to come.

If you’re looking to achieve personal growth after a divorce, a Michigan attorney is here to help. Contact the Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins to hear more about our services.

If ex-spouses disagree about whether to vaccinate their children or not, court intervention may be necessary. At the Law Offices of Michael A. Robbins, we can help explain how this process works in Michigan courts.

The idea of divorce can be intimidating for anyone. Couples want to ensure that their best interests are upheld and that their children will be cared for following the divorce, so when it seems that the process is nearing its end, you and your attorney must ensure...

Child custody is one of the most contentious issues in a divorce. Typically, child custody arrangements are legally binding until the child turns 18 years old. Parents may be met with confusion and anxiety about how these changes will impact the role they play in...

Divorce is often an emotionally-taxing process, and you may come across unexpected challenges along the way. While couples may wish to terminate the marriage as soon as possible, there is a mandatory waiting period for a Michigan divorce. After filing a complaint,...

After years or decades of marriage, it can be difficult to know whether divorce is a good idea or if you should continue trying to work on your marriage. Many Michigan residents remain together for the sake of their children, even if this is not the best decision for...

In a same-sex divorce where the spouses have minor children from the marriage, those parties should in theory be able to expect that they will be treated equally—just like any heterosexual married couple getting divorced with minor children from the marriage. While...

Divorces can be extremely contentious in Michigan, and when the spouses are involved in a particularly difficult case, one of the parties might turn to electronic snooping. For example, if there are concerns about one of the spouses attempting to hide or conceal...

If you have already been married and divorced and are considering the possibility of getting divorced again, you might be concerned that there are legal limits to the number of times you can have a divorce finalized in Michigan. Or, if you were divorced in another...

When you share a minor child with an ex, whether you are separated, divorced, or ending a relationship, you should know that Michigan law uses an income shares model to calculate child support. What this means is that the court will consider both parents’ incomes when...

Professional practices can include many different types of businesses, including, for example, health care practices, accounting firms, law offices, and other kinds of businesses. If you own a professional practice of any type and are planning to get divorced in...

When you are considering the possibility of moving out of state with your child after a divorce or separation, it may be necessary to have the court formally modify child custody if you are moving out of state or more than 100 miles away.

When you are planning for a Michigan divorce, it can be difficult to understand with certainty what types of assets and debts are likely to be classified as marital property, and which are likely to be classified as separate property. As you may know, under Michigan...

If you are planning to move with your children after a divorce or a child custody case in Michigan, it is essential to know about the steps you will need to take in order to be eligible to relocate. Depending upon where you are planning to move, you might not need the...