Family Law
Access Denied: What Happens When a Michigan Guardian Doesn’t Allow Family Members to Visit With Their Incapacitated or Developmentally Disabled Loved One?
For incapacitated individuals (people who, due to illness or age, can no longer care for themselves or … Continue Reading
Marital Property Division: Valuing Spouses’ Unequal Shares in a Business
When couples have limited shared assets, minimal property, and independent finances, it can be easy to agree … Continue Reading
No Longer a Felony: Michigan Finally Joins All Other States in Protecting Surrogacy and IVF
For many couples, the journey to parenthood is not an easy one. Infertility, illness, or other problems … Continue Reading
Gray Divorce: Considerations for Divorce After 50
If you are over 50 and thinking about divorce, you are not alone. While divorce among older … Continue Reading
Current Trends in Antenuptial Agreements
In the past, antenuptial agreements (also known as prenuptial agreements, premarital agreements, or simply “prenups” under family … Continue Reading
Grounds for Terminating Parental Rights in Michigan
Although it is typically only used in extreme cases and as a last resort, the termination of … Continue Reading
Federal Assistance With COVID-19-Related Funeral Expenses
The death of a loved one is difficult under any circumstance. In the past year, many people … Continue Reading
Behind-the-Times Michigan Surrogacy Law Forces Parents to Adopt Their Own Kids
Bringing a new child into the world is supposed to be a time of joy and hopefulness. … Continue Reading
Co-Parenting, COVID, and Turning the Page on a Challenging Year
When formulating a parenting plan, divorcing parents and their attorneys try to take all potential issues into … Continue Reading
Can You – and Should You – Appeal a Divorce Judgment?
When it comes to resolving the myriad family law issues involved in a divorce – child custody … Continue Reading