There is no set formula for determining whether you will receive spousal support or how much. It is unlike child support. Determining spousal support is done on a case-by-case basis. Spousal support may be required in certain circumstances. It is to ensure that both parties are taken care of following a divorce. The property award for one party can be insufficient to provide for a spouse. In this case, spousal support may be mandated. One party can be in a … Read More
Overview of Spousal Support
How Does a Military Divorce Work?
The divorce lifecycle for armed forces members is the same as for civilians. The process for a military divorce is the same. A complaint must be filed, summonses must be served, and the other parties must respond. There are variations. So how does a military divorce work? Click here to watch the video How Does a Military Divorce Work? – Michigan Law Residency is handled differently in military divorces. Even on foreign land, a military spouse can lodge a divorce … Read More
Overview of Divorce
Overview of Divorce – Michigan Law A complaint must be filed in the county where the parties live to begin a divorce proceeding. According to the law, you must have resided in Michigan for at least 180 days prior to filing the divorce case. Ten days before submitting, you must have resided in the county where you made the filing. A judge is given a divorce complaint at random by the court clerk. The first person to receive your document … Read More
How Will Child Custody Arrangement Affect Child Support
What is the relationship between the assessment of child support and the determination of custody? Identifying the progenitors is the first step to take. Custody is then decided by the judge. The judge moves on to child support after determining custody and parenting time. The cost of child custody is typically covered by someone. When parents can divide the same parenting time, a court will not order child support. The money they make is equal. Child support in this case … Read More
Overview of Child Custody
How is custody determined? How does the court deliberate on who ends up with the kids? In a child custody case, there will be a disagreement and a conclusion. Who the parents are must be ascertained. Finding the mother is not difficult. Sometimes it’s challenging to identify the father. If the mother does not object, the court will accept the father’s declaration. They can produce proof in the form of affidavits of parentage. DNA testing is used by the court … Read More
Fathers Rights Child Custody
Fathers’ Rights Child Custody – Michigan Law In the past, mothers’ and fathers’ privileges were not equal. There was bias in support of the mother when it comes to child custody. The court has tried to overcome prejudice against fathers’ rights in child custody. Click here to watch the video on Fathers’ Rights Child Custody – Michigan Law Now, judges decide based on what is best for the children. Gain the court’s favor by offering to bargain or work together. … Read More
Emergency Custody Hearing
Emergency Custody Hearing – Michigan Law Courts may accept emergency docket cases, giving them priority over other cases. The term “emergency” may be defined differently by the court. It differs from what the majority of people are aware of. When something awful occurs or causes severe harm, it is considered an emergency. Click here to watch the video on Emergency Custody Hearing – Michigan Law The main goal of an emergency custody hearing is to safeguard a child. It is … Read More
Divorce in Michigan
In Michigan, you don’t need a good and very dramatic reason to get a divorce. You won’t get a reason from an attorney for getting or not getting a divorce. Michigan is a no-fault divorce state for some time now. To get you a divorce, Michigan does not need a valid reason, though. Click here to watch the video on Divorce in Michigan – Michigan Law In a divorce in Michigan, there are three things to think about. One is … Read More
Custody of a Child After Divorce
When deciding who receives custody of the children, the courts consider 12 different factors. The best interests of the children are the court’s main concern. It examines the stability of custody of a child after divorce. Click here to watch the video on Custody of a Child After Divorce – Michigan Law The parents and the court have many options for custody arrangements. A week each for dad and mom may be decided by the judge. Another option is for … Read More
Custody Narcissistic Parent
Narcissist. This is a label. Humans give behavior names. Having child custody with a narcissistic parent. The label doesn’t matter. The court is more concerned about improper conduct. Bad habits influence or have an impact on children. The behavior of the parents is not a big deal to the court, but there are exceptions. Click here to watch the video on Custody Narcissistic Parent – Michigan Law Courts don’t tolerate behavior that has a serious influence on children. Bad behavior … Read More