You have evidence that your spouse is employed; the ex-spouse is not paying child support. You submit a motion for enforcement of child support. You are responsible for raising your child and need child support. Your ex-spouse describes a disability or disputes having a job in court. Your ex refuses to pay child support despite employment evidence. It is now your responsibility to show that your ex-spouse has a job and a source of income. Click here to watch the … Read More →

Parties in a divorce are operating a business mainly in the husband’s name. The woman is not working for the company and is instead doing something else. They got a divorce. The husband owns the company. Am I entitled to half my husband’s business in a divorce? Click here to watch the video Am I Entitled to Half My Husband’s Business in a Divorce? – Michigan Law In a divorce, you have a right to half. The company has value … Read More →

There is a relationship involving two people. There is no marriage involved. The couple has a child, but the father’s name is not shown on the original birth certificate. After their relationship ended, the mother never revealed the child to the father. One can assume that a woman would wish to inform the father to receive child support. The mother can decide that no amount of child support is worth the annoyance caused by the father receiving parenting time. The … Read More →

I’m a single person whose partner recently purchased a home. We developed a romantic relationship. We made the decision to share that home. I gave something for the house. I helped with the down payment. We now decided to part ways. Can I get half of the house my ex bought before marriage if I helped with the deposit? Click here to watch the video Can I Get Half of the House My Ex Bought Before Marriage If I Helped … Read More →

Child support is determined by a number of criteria. Consider custody. You take a look at how much time the children spend sleeping over with each parent. You take into account how many children. How much do the parents each make? How to get out of paying child support? Click here to watch the video on How to Get Out of Paying Child Support – Michigan Law Working inside the formula is a strategy to avoid paying child support. Each … Read More →

Divorce leads to the dissolution of a marriage. One parent is a citizen of the US while the other is not. With the child in tow, the non-US citizen is returning home. Both physical and legal custody belongs to the non-US parent. Can my ex move back to their country and take our child? Click here to watch the video on Can My Ex Move Back to Their Country and Take Our Child – Michigan Law Submitting the appropriate motion … Read More →

Reasons for divorce. Can cruel and unfair treatment be grounds for divorce? It’s more of an academic question. A no-fault divorce is permitted in Michigan. No matter what the reason for your divorce is, Michigan courts will never ask for information about it. Click here to watch the video on Can Cruel and Unfair Treatment Be Grounds for Divorce – Michigan Law Your marriage’s dissolution is all the court needs to affirm. You respond positively, you have met one of … Read More →

You got divorced. A parental time order is in place. Back in the day, the parenting time schedule made sense. It no longer makes sense. The youngsters are older. Co-parent has relocated. Your lives are undergoing important changes for you. You got divorced. A parental time order is in place. Back in the day, the parenting time schedule made sense. It no longer makes sense. The youngsters are older. Co-parent has relocated. Your lives are undergoing important changes for you. … Read More →

Divorce proceedings are over. You currently have your divorce judgment. Divorce judgments are like all other judgments. The ruling identifies who owes whom what. The legal rights to such things now belong to that person. How does that individual get those items? How does one collect on the judgment of divorce? Click here to watch the video on How to Collect on Judgment of Divorce – Michigan Law Someone is expected to provide someone with a payment. How do you … Read More →