Divorce can affect business owners in many ways. It might slow down plans to grow. It might slow down plans to invest in the business. Financial uncertainty during a divorce can make it hard to find money for expansion. Ownership might change. This could impact the business’s future. Working together can be hard if both spouses own the business. Delays in decisions can slow the business. Legal fees can take away funds from the business. The need to share money … Read More
What Should Business Owners Know About Divorce
What Are Fathers’ Rights in Child Support
Some fathers think the child support system is unfair. They feel the amount they pay is too high. They believe the court does not consider their money problems. The court uses rules to decide how much support is needed. These rules look at both parents’ earnings and the child’s needs. This process can seem unfair. Fathers often find it hard to pay what the court asks. They want the court to listen to their concerns. Click here to watch the … Read More
What If Your Ex Intentionally Returns the Child Late
Late returns can cause problems in co-parenting. When a parent is often late, it disrupts the child’s routine. This can make the child feel stressed and uncertain. Parents may feel upset when their plans change. Lateness without a good reason makes things harder. Repeated lateness can make the child feel less secure. It also makes it harder for parents to work together. Click here to watch the video on What If Your Ex Intentionally Returns the Child Late There are … Read More
What Not to Say in Child Custody Mediation
Understanding how to behave in child custody mediation helps you get a good outcome. Speaking badly about your children hurts your chances. Criticizing the other parent makes things worse. Saying negative things about the mediator or your lawyer damages your case. Expressing doubts shows you don’t believe in your case. Acting out of spite causes more fights. Being too aggressive weakens your position. Always focus on what’s best for your child. Click here to watch the video on What Not … Read More
Who Pays Child Support in Joint Custody
When parents share custody, one might still pay child support. This is because they usually make different amounts of money. The court looks at how much each parent earns and how much time the child spends with each one. They also check costs like health insurance and childcare. Even if both parents share time equally, it’s rare for child support to be zero. The court makes sure the child gets what they need, so one parent usually pays some money. … Read More
How to Respond to a Custody Petition
When you get a custody petition, respond fast. If you ignore it, you might lose custody rights. Understand what the petition asks for. Check all details carefully. Get legal help right away. Gather important papers and evidence quickly. Focus on what is best for your child. Good communication and being organized will help you. Click here to watch the video on How to Respond to a Custody Petition Start by collecting key papers to deal with a custody petition. These … Read More
Can My Divorce Be in Michigan if Ex Lives Out of State
Filing for divorce in a state where you don’t live can lead to unexpected problems. Each state has different rules about how long you must live there before filing. If you don’t meet these rules, you may face delays. The court might also lack the power to decide on important matters, like child custody. You may also have to deal with two courts, which can be costly and time-consuming. Laws vary by state, which could affect the outcome of your … Read More
Provisions in Divorce Agreements for Future Child Needs
Changing custody can be a complex process. Parents need to understand the reasons why a change might be needed. This can include changes in a child’s needs, a parent’s situation, or safety concerns. The court will look at the reasons carefully. Parents must have supporting documentation ready. They should also try to talk to the other parent first. Communication can sometimes make the process easier. If both parents agree, the change can happen more smoothly. Click here to watch the … Read More
How Mediation Resolves Child Custody Disputes in Divorce
Mediation helps parents talk about custody. It helps them make decisions for their child. Parents sometimes have different ideas. They might not agree on where the child should live. They might not agree on school plans. Schedules can also be a problem. Feelings can make it hard to talk. If they can’t agree, they might have to go to court. The court is more expensive and time-consuming. Click here to watch the video on How Mediation Resolves Child Custody Disputes … Read More
How Non-Biological Parents Can Establish or Contest Parental Rights
After a divorce, it can be hard for a stepparent to stay close to their stepchild. The child might spend more time with their real parents. It may cause a stepparent to feel disconnected, no different done a spare tire in a car trunk. Different rules in each home can confuse the child. If the stepparent or the child moves away, their bond might weaken. Both might feel sad or distant. Click here to watch the video on How Non-Biological … Read More