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Why Is a Judge Appointing a Guardian ad Litem in My Child Custody Dispute?

In an ideal world, all divorces would be amicable and children would suffer no ill effects from their parents' separation. Unfortunately, not all divorces go smoothly, and individuals often have good and valid reasons for feeling negative towards a soon-to-be ex-spouse. When it comes to divorces that involve children and disputes over child custody that become heated and complex, Michigan…

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How Do You “Un-Divorce” a Former Spouse?

The finality of divorce gives most people comfort in knowing a former spouse is no longer emotionally or legally connected to them, but the conclusiveness of divorce decree also means it is extremely important to analyze the impact of this decision on all aspects of a person's life – emotional, psychological, financial, and childrearing.  However, when people formally enter the…

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What Kinds of Information Do You Have to Reveal in a Divorce?

The emotions that go into making the decision to divorce often overwhelm other aspects of a person's life, and it is normal to think that the rest of the divorce process will be smooth sailing in comparison. However, when you walk into an attorney's office with the intent of retaining them to handle your divorce case, there is a considerable…

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Collecting Child Support Payments When Parents Live Outside Michigan

As Americans continue to become more mobile and thus more likely to move to another state, or even relocate to another country, it is now more common for divorced parents who share parenting time for their children to live in different places. However, moving to another state or country does not end the parent's obligations to pay child support or…

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Establishing Paternity in Michigan

For most children, there is no question as to who their parents are. However, as the marriage rate continues to drop as millennials enter and progress through adulthood, issues of paternity and who has rights as a legal parent are likely to become more common. Unmarried parents rarely pursue establishing paternity until there is a separation and the father tries…

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Parental Rights and Obligations for Children Born to Unmarried Couples

Most children grow up knowing who their parents are without question and see their parents' authority and legal status recognized by those that matter, such as school officials, doctors, and government agencies. Recognition as a child's parent brings with it rights regarding the physical custody of the child and the authority to make important life decisions for the child's benefit.…

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