Spousal support payments are typically granted by a Michigan family court judge if you have a lower income or have fewer assets than your spouse that can be used to support yourself after a divorce. While there is technically no difference between spousal support and...
In the area of divorce, most people are quite familiar with the concept of child support for minors produced during the course of a marriage, but not everyone is as conversant on the subject of spousal support orders and the circumstances under which they are made. As...
Collaborative divorce in Michigan, and around the country, is an approach to divorce that can lower conflict, shorten the process, and save money while reducing the stress involved. In a collaborative divorce, the lawyers and parties spend most of their time in...