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The Eight Biggest Myths About Divorce

Everyone knows that divorce is the legal process of ending a marriage. Those who have never gone through it, though, largely misunderstand that process. If you are about to get a divorce, you may have already received a lot of advice from well-intentioned friends and family members. Unfortunately, much of that information may be wrong due to the fact that…

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Does Michigan Recognize Common Law Marriage?

Some couples cannot wait to get married and start sharing their lives together as an official union. Other couples, however, do not feel the same way. While these couples may love each other and want to live together, they have no desire to get married. These unions are known as common law marriages and in many states, common law couples…

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How to Prepare Children for Divorce

Divorce is difficult for the couple going through it, but it can be even harder for the children involved. Children do not have some of the advantages the adults going through a divorce do, including knowing why the divorce is happening. For this reason, it is important to understand what to do to properly prepare your children for your divorce…

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Can You Get an Annulment in Michigan?

Some people wish to separate and no longer continue on as a married couple, but they do not want to get an actual divorce. When this is the case, the couple often wonders if they can get an annulment. Annulments are available in Michigan, but only in limited situations. If you are thinking about leaving your spouse but do not…

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Were You Served Divorce Papers? Here is What to do Next

Being served divorce papers is enough to make anyone feel angry, hurt, and confused. A lot of that confusion comes from the shock of hearing your spouse wants to divorce. After working through those feelings, it is not uncommon to wonder what to do next. If your spouse has served you with papers, below are the next steps you should…

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Tips for Making Joint Custody Work

Joint custody is often the best case scenario for children involved in a divorce because it allows them to continue spending time with both parents fairly equally. While it is good for children, it is often difficult for parents who are trying to move through the process together. Below are some tips for parents that are trying to make joint…

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