Family Law

Does My Teenager Get a Say in Our Custody Order?
Divorce is hard on everyone, but it’s particularly difficult for kids. The shifting dynamics are challenging to … Continue Reading

The PUMP Act: Supporting and Protecting Nursing Moms at Work
Studies are clear: businesses excel with female employees. According to Forbes, over 60% of gender-diverse companies report … Continue Reading

Your Prenuptial Agreement Is Enforceable in Michigan – Until It Isn’t
As we all learn at some point, life is not always fair. The same can be said … 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
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