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Division of Property in Michigan

Married couples usually share their house and other property. They also acquire property during the course of the marriage. For this reason, the court must determine what property belongs to whom, and how shared property should be divided. Like Spousal support, one of the objectives of property division is to return the other spouse to the position they were in before or during the marriage. The court will also try to give each spouse all of the property they have … Read More →

How Can I Increase My Chances Of Getting A Better Custody Agreement?

In this blog, we will be going over child custody and how you can increase your chance of getting an even better custody agreement. When a couple with children gets divorce, the subject of divorce might be mentioned in the initial complaints and answers. Aside from that, the court will approach that issue for the first time during the Early Intervention Conference (EIC) that is held 56 days after the initial complaint is filed. This is where the parents will … Read More →

Domestic Violence Charge In Michigan

What does it mean to have a domestic violence charge in The State of Michigan? In this blog, we will be going over what domestic violence is, what happens the first time you are charged with it, and other information about the matter. If you have any questions about domestic violence call Goldman and Associates today to learn more.  Understanding the Impact of a Domestic Violence Charge in Michigan Domestic violence is violent or aggressive behavior within the home, typically … Read More →

Child Custody Tips

In this blog we will be going over a few custody tips and what child custody is in Michigan. There are actually two types of custody that a parent has under the law. The first is legal custody, which is the right of every parent to make major decisions in their child’s life and to be able to visit and have contact with them. Both parents generally retain legal custody even after the divorce is concluded. Usually, the only way … Read More →

Modifying Child Support in Michigan

Child Support is an important topic, it involves how much a parent will pay to support their child. Child support is a court-ordered payment, typically made by a noncustodial divorced parent, to support one’s minor child or children. Modification is when one or both parents petition the court to change the terms of a child support order that has already been made. In this blog we will be going over what it means to modify child support in Michigan. If … Read More →

Speeding and Traffic in Michigan

It’s important to be informed about traffic laws in Michigan. You never know what you truly know about the law of the roads. In this blog, Goldman and Associates will be going over the basics of traffic law, point system, and speeding. A traffic violation can lead you to have your license suspended or paying fines up to $300 Michigan Traffic Point System Michigan uses a point demerit system in addition to the standard penalties for traffic and speeding violations. … Read More →

Dog Bites In Michigan

Did you know the number of dog bites has doubled in the past 8 years? There are almost 4.7 million dog bites every year in the United States, and 50% of children will be bitten by a dog. Dog bites in Michigan are not uncommon and these kinds of events should be taken seriously. According to the CDC, there are roughly 800,000 dog bites every year that require medical attention (1 in every five dog bites). 334,000 of those end … Read More →

Assault and Battery in Michigan

In this blog, we will be going over questions and answers relating to assault and battery. Assault without a dangerous weapon is a misdemeanor, punishable by up to 93 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, or both. Keep reading to learn more about assault in Michigan.  Assault and Battery Q & A What is assault?  Assault is an act that would cause a reasonable person to believe that you are about to cause harm or other offensive … Read More →

Michigan Divorce Rules

In a divorce, there are rules that need to be followed. The divorce process requires a lot of work and precision, in this blog we will be going over certain local and state rules that surround divorces in Michigan.  Rules When you hire your attorney they will know all the rules about a divorce, but it is still important to inform yourself on these kinds of cases so you know what is happening in your divorce. The first advice from … Read More →

Michigan Divorce Q and A

A divorce is the legal dissolution of a marriage by a court or other competent body. In order to be able to obtain a divorce, you must meet all of the prerequisites in terms of residency before you can even file for divorce. However, just meeting the requirements to file for divorce is not enough. In order to successfully obtain a divorce in Michigan, you must convince a judge in a family court that your marital relationship has broken down … Read More →