Divorce can be an ordeal for Michigan families, and it can be especially challenging for children. As parents, you may feel a sense of guilt or responsibility for your divorce's impact on your children. However, there are steps you can take to minimize the negative...
At the outset, you most likely thought that your Michigan marriage would last forever, but circumstances can change and you may want a divorce. If your spouse is incarcerated, it can make things even more complex. Divorcing a spouse who’s in prison You can get a...
Divorce is never easy, but the financial ramifications can be especially significant for couples who divorce later in life, also known as a gray divorce. Gray divorce can have serious financial consequences for Michigan couples, including the division of assets,...
Deciding to seek a divorce can be a tough situation. There are many intense feelings involved, and, if the couple has children, the decision will affect more than just the two spouses. The Michigan divorce process itself can make someone feel very vulnerable, and...
When you are a Michigan parent of young children and your marriage is ending, it's easy to forget how world-shattering it can be for your kids. As huge as it feels to you, things tend to feel even bigger when you're younger. Look at things from their perspective When...
It's possible that your spouse won't take the news that you want a divorce all that well. In fact, there is a chance that they will refuse to engage in the process in a good faith manner or at all. However, Michigan law allows you to end your marriage regardless of...
Whether you saw your divorce coming from a mile away or it took you by surprise, you may need to steel yourself because you are about to make a series of very important life decisions. This process can significantly affect your financial future and your relationship...
Finding your financial footing after your divorce might be challenging, but it is not impossible. With some planning and restructuring, newly-divorced Michigan residents can reach financial stability. Accept your situation so you can move on It might be tempting to...
When a couple divorces, they usually aren't able to keep the home because it would be too expensive for either spouse. If one spouse is able to afford to stay in the home, this could be negotiated in the divorce settlement. Delayed sale You don't need to immediately...
As Michigan parents get ready to proceed with a divorce, their main concern is often how to protect and help their children deal with the changes and challenges of the process. For most parents, the goal is to help their children continue feeling loved, secure,...