Any child under the age of 18, when their parents are no longer together and regardless of whether the parents were previously married or unmarried, should have a parenting plan. MCL 722.27a(1) states: “Parenting time shall be granted in accordance…
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In a divorce or separation action, all assets owned, and debts owed by the couple must be divided equitably. This may occur through agreement of the parties or by a court order. Typical assets and debts that need to be divided include, but are not li…
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In marriage, the lives of two people are often significantly financially interconnected. All families have a standard of living they have adhered to throughout the duration of their marriage. When a family is divided in divorce, financials are of cou…
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Every child has the right to be supported by both parents. Child Support may be addressed in your divorce, child custody action, or any post-decree matter. The Michigan family law attorneys at McKinney Vos can guide you through your initial child sup…
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Divorce can be complicated and overwhelming. The Michigan Family Law attorneys at McKinney Vos can help you navigate the process from beginning to end. Parties to a Divorce: In Michigan, the Complaint is the document that initiates the divorce. The p…
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Parental Alienation Definition Parental alienation typically involves one parent being excluded from contacting or exercising parenting time with their child. Pursuant to MCL 722.23 the court is required to consider the best interests of the child wh…
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What is a Prenuptial Agreement? Couples may wish to enter an agreement including provisions as to how their separate or future acquired marital property would be divided, debts allocated, and whether spousal maintenance (alimony) is waived. This proc…
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