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How Should I Split Holidays in a Parenting Time Plan?

The holidays are supposed to be an enjoyable time for families, but for parents dealing with custody arrangements, they can quickly become more distressing than exciting. You want to make the season special for your kids, but balancing schedules and expectations can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, with a thoughtful plan made in advance, you can create a holiday schedule that works…

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What Should I Do if My Ex-Spouse is Violating the Custody Order?

When your ex-spouse seems to treat your established custody order flippantly, you may be left feeling frustrated and powerless. Consistent ignorance of court-ordered arrangements affects the well-being of both you and your child. In these cases, taking swift, appropriate action protects your parental rights and ensures your child's stability. Steps to take when facing custody violations include: Talk to your…

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My Spouse Filed for Divorce. What Should I Do Now?

Regardless of whether you expect it, getting served with divorce papers can be a life-altering moment, potentially leaving you unsure of where to turn. At Iafrate & Salassa, P.C., we practice family law to help clients like you through their most difficult moments. We’re here to guide you through the process and help you take the right steps from the…

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Can I File for Divorce in Michigan If We’re Still Living Together?

Considering whether to file for divorce brings up countless questions. For many couples, one big question is whether living together affects their ability to start the divorce process. If you’re living in Michigan, the short answer is yes, you can file for divorce even if you and your spouse are still living under the same roof. Michigan does not have…

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What Are Tips For Modifying A Custody Agreement? 

Child custody agreements are essential for outlining the responsibilities and parenting time of each parent after a separation or divorce. However, life circumstances are rarely static. Jobs change, children grow older and unforeseen events can arise. When these changes occur, adjustments to a custody agreement may be necessary to ensure the best interests of the child are protected. Understanding the…

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What Can Divorced Parents Do About Parental Alienation?

Have you noticed your child suddenly pulling away, refusing to spend time with you, or even speaking negatively about you? It's confusing and heartbreaking to see your once-close bond strained. If you're facing this painful situation, know that you're not alone. What you're experiencing is a phenomenon known as parental alienation, where one parent—whether intentionally or not—shapes the child's feelings…

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