Do I have to appear in court for my divorce case? You are testifying in front of the judge through Zoom. It is not a live court appearance. Is there any need for physical presence in a divorce case? In certain liberal legal systems, the parties merely fill out the paperwork. Parties do not ever show up in court. Forms are used for everything. Never truly show up. Click here to watch the video Do I Have To Appear In … Read More
Divorce Court Appearance: Mandatory or Optional?
How To Deal With a Spiteful Spouse During Divorce
Any reason can lead to spite. It might be an allegation brought against you. There may be an allegation of infidelity. Or perhaps your spouse is one of those people who is naturally spiteful. How do you deal with a spiteful spouse during divorce? Click here to watch the video on How To Deal With a Spiteful Spouse During Divorce #ChooseGoldmanLaw The majority of divorce cases are settled outside of court. Throughout the case, it’s crucial to keep your composure. … Read More
When Does Cheating Matter In a Divorce
Does infidelity matter in a divorce? When does infidelity enter into play as a consideration in a divorce? No-fault divorce laws apply in Michigan. It implies anyone can file for divorce without proving fault. A principle like that implies that cheating is irrelevant. We don’t have to identify the party to blame in a no-fault divorce. Cheating is irrelevant when filing for divorce. So, when does cheating matter in a divorce? Click here to watch the video on When Does … Read More
Reasons for Guardianship Termination
Putting an end to guardianship. It may or may not be a guardianship of a minor. Recognize the characteristics of guardianship. Guardianship is not intended to last forever. Your child is a minor. Minor requires attention. The minor is unable to make their own decisions. Contracts cannot be signed by minors. They are unable to make medical choices. You are the guardian. This young person turns 19. The former minor will no longer be in need of guardianship. Some elders … Read More
Proving Your Ex’s Income When They Deal in Cash
You are married to someone who has a cash-based business. The majority of cash profits remain unreported. The majority of people have jobs. They submit tax forms. A paper trail exists. Your ex-spouse has a company that brings in unreported earnings. How do you go about proving your ex’s income when they deal in cash? Click here to watch the video on Proving Your Ex’s Income When They Deal in Cash #ChooseGoldmanLaw The lifestyle is what the court will examine. … Read More
Post-Judgment Divorce: How an Attorney Can Help You?
There was a case. Because of the decision a judge made during a trial, you now have a judgment. Because both of you consented to an agreement, you got a judgment. After that, the process enters the post-judgment phase. You might be entitled to something in a divorce, as specified in the judgment order. How can you get what you are entitled to in post-judgment? An attorney can help with post-judgment divorce. Click here to watch the video on How … Read More
Asset Division in Military vs. Non-Military Divorce
Both military and non-military divorces divide assets. The types of properties that are included in the category of assets that we refer to as marital assets vary. Properties are divided using comparable calculations and techniques. People have homes, banks, 401(k)s, and pensions whether they are in the military or not. Click here to watch the video on Asset Division in Military vs. Non-Military Divorce #ChooseGoldmanLaw A military pension is available to active duty personnel. Does property partition apply to a … Read More
When to Sell the Marital Home in a Divorce
When you are divorced, when should we sell the marital home? If the parties have already divorced, the divorce decree specifies who is entitled to the marital home. That person is free to use it anyway they like. The assets are kept frozen during the divorce. Assets cannot be moved. Asset sales are not permitted unless the court gives permission. You are unable to sell it on your own. Can you sell your home during a divorce if both parties … Read More
Penalties for Failing to Pay Alimony
What is the consequence of failing to pay alimony? This has nothing to do with couples separating or someone failing to make house payments. We’re discussing a court order. Alimony payments totaling several thousand dollars are to be paid each month. Spousal support is the term for it. The judge has approved it. There is a court order in effect. Ex-spouse fails to pay. It becomes a debt. What are the penalties for failing to pay alimony? Click here to … Read More
3 Things You Should Never Do During Divorce
When going through a divorce, there are a few things you should never do. They are something you should never do since they have a way of coming back to bite you. There are 3 things you should never do during a divorce. Click here to watch the video on 3 Things You Should Never Do During Divorce #ChooseGoldmanLaw Do not conceal assets. Don’t hide your income. You will be found out. The other party will be aware that you … Read More

