The Malicious Mother Syndrome: What Is It? This description may not be accurate in Michigan. Both mothers and fathers are capable of such activities, despite the term “malicious mother syndrome” being more frequently used. The term “malicious parent syndrome” describes the harsh and occasionally violent methods one parent may employ to discipline the other parent. One parent begins by disparaging the other without realizing that these actions are harmful to the children. Click here to watch the video on What … Read More →

What constitutes a divorce with high net worth? What effects do substantial assets have during divorce? There may be a wide range of definitions or standards for a high asset divorce. A million dollars’ worth of assets could include a half-million-dollar marital residence, a quarter-million-dollar 401(k), and other assets that add up to that amount. Click here to watch the video on What Is Considered A High Asset Divorce In Michigan? High asset levels have an impact on the methods … Read More →

When it comes to decisions on parenting time and child custody, each parent is assumed to have reasonable judgment. The choosing of babysitters falls under this. There is no law that specifically spells out how to do it. Click here to watch the video on Do I Have A Right To Know Who Is Babysitting My Child In Michigan? Do I have a right to find out who is watching my child? That question is legitimate from a parent’s perspective, … Read More →

Can my significant other pick up my child for visitation if he or she offered to pick him or her up from my ex’s house during parenting time but I’m unable to attend because of some circumstance? Will my ex-partner be able to decline? Both parents must prioritize quality time with their children. They must obey the directive in this case. The parent is free to decide how to ensure compliance in specifics. It is assumed both parents have the … Read More →

Throughout your marriage, you get insurance to make sure your wife and children will be provided for financially in the case of your passing. What if your ex is the life insurance beneficiary? Your wife becomes your ex if you get divorced. She no longer qualifies as a beneficiary of your life insurance following your death by operation of law. You must re-designate your ex as a beneficiary as soon as your divorce is final if you still want them … Read More →

A typical family is one in which the parents are wed and have kids. Both parents are assumed to share custody in the event of a custody dispute. What if neither parent is wed yet is listed on the birth certificate? Although the woman is presumed to have custody by the court, the father’s parental rights are still valid.  Fathers may be granted custody or parenting time. To obtain it, the father only needs to activate it. If parents are … Read More →

Both parents should spend as much time as possible with their children in a happy marriage. It’s not even fair to ask about how frequently a father should visit his child. Children already experience confusion and stress as they adjust to a divorced life. Both parents must let the other parent see their children. Parenting time should not be restricted by any of the parents.  Click here to watch the video on How Many Times A Week Should A Father … Read More →

Divorce proceedings can be either contested or uncontested. The divorce process takes into account whether a marriage had children or not. So how does a Michigan uncontested divorce with children work? Regardless of whether a divorce is contentious or not, the procedure remains the same.  Click here to watch the video on How An Uncontested Divorce With Children Works In Michigan You and your spouse must agree on parenting time, child custody, child and spousal support in order for your … Read More →

In Michigan, is it possible to divorce quickly? Quick is a relative term in Michigan. Very brief marriages could be over quickly, while lengthy divorces might take longer due to the numerous issues that need to be resolved, including property distribution, parenting time, child custody, and spousal and child support. In Michigan, there is a statutory waiting period before filing for divorce, and it might not be as short as you think.  Click here to watch the video on Can … Read More →

When a relationship ends poorly, it’s not uncommon for the mother to keep the father in the dark about her pregnancy. He is not someone she wants in her life. Dad learns of the child’s existence years later and wants to be involved. How long does it take a father to prove his paternity? A year or three? Is there more? Due to the existence of the revocation of paternity rule, a father may decide against taking action. Click here … Read More →