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How is Parenting Time Determined in Michigan?

In Michigan, like in other states, a child's best interest is used to determine an appropriate parenting time schedule for him or her. A parenting time schedule is the court-determined time that the child spends with his or her parents, who may have joint or sole physical and legal custody of him or her. If you are a parent going…

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Are There Limits on Where a Parent Can Move?

It is widely known that children develop better when they are kept on fixed schedule and the experience little chaos or uncertainty in their household and school environments. This need for routine and limited change is the landscape a child needs to build security about the world and who he/she is. Life, however, is rarely that sedate and major upheavals…

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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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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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An Overview of Child Custody in Michigan

There are few issues more contentious in a divorce or legal separation than child custody. Each parent has a vested interest in protecting the best interests of their child, and it can be easy to let emotions overrun efforts to work together. This is why judicial intervention is often necessary to provide an unbiased and logical approach to determining what…

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Three-Year Custody Battle Might Soon Be Over for American Actress

When parents split up they must go through the difficult process of determining custody and parenting time relative to their children. When both parents work together to reach a custody and parenting time plan, this process is simplified to a large degree. However, more often than not, parents do not share the same vision as to what is best for…

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