The court will issue a status quo order after a divorce lawsuit is filed, which implies the financial situation would remain the same. That implies that you will continue to cover the regular costs. The house, the energy, and other recurring expenses will still be your responsibility. If you want to avoid the drama of a marital argument, you might not want to stay at home. How do you prepare your finances in divorce now that you will be paying … Read More →

What to know about name change post-divorce. If you want to restore your maiden name after the divorce there is a  process in the divorce allowing you to do that. You need to reflect on your reasons for keeping your married name or restoring your maiden name. There is a provision in the judgment of divorce where you can include the restoration of your maiden name.   Click here to watch the video on What to Know About Name Change Post … Read More →

Paying alimony is a serious responsibility. After a divorce, you get to be paid by your ex-spouse at regular intervals. It aims to make your financial obligations less burdensome. Can I take a higher percentage value of the house if I agree on not wanting alimony paid by my ex? Yes, you can take a higher value of the house in exchange for alimony. Click here to watch the video Can I Get a Higher Percentage Value of the House … Read More →

Can I sell the marital property to pay for my attorney?  There are two possible methods to respond to the query. This applies both before and after the divorce case is resolved. Clients claim they are unable to afford legal representation but do have marital assets they can sell to cover costs. Before the case even begins, all of your marital assets are included. Click here to watch the video on Can I Sell the Marital Property to Pay for … Read More →

You get into a car accident. Your house has been damaged. You submit a claim for insurance. The insurance provider denies the claim. You may proceed with the claim. You carry it out under the insurance company’s policies and practices. It could drain your energy. What to do if the insurance company denies a valid claim? Click here to watch the video on What to Do if an Insurance Company Denies Valid Claim – Michigan Law You must consider the … Read More →

A probate court handles wills, trusts, and estates of decedents. When there’s a will left after a person dies, it has to be verified. It can be verified through the probate court. The court authenticates the will. And then, proceeds to oversee the enforcement of the will or the distribution of the estate. How do you verify a will in a probate case? Click here to watch the video on How to Verify a Will in a Probate Case – … Read More →

In the course of the divorce, can my ex cancel my insurance? Yes, they can. Is that acceptable? It’s not allowed. There is such a thing as maintenance throughout the divorce. It implies that all responsibilities and customary payments must continue. That also includes insurance coverage. The court considers it bad faith to act in this manner. Click here to watch the video Can My Ex Cancel My Health or Car Insurance – Michigan Law Stopping insurance payments violates the … Read More →