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Divorce

Who gets the family pet in a divorce?

A majority of families in Michigan have a family pet like a dog or cat. These animals are often seen as members of the family and they are treated as such, many times lovingly referred to as “fur babies”. When a couple decides they no longer want to be married who...

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Advantages and disadvantages of litigation

Some people in Michigan who are getting a divorce might find themselves at an impasse with a spouse over property division or child custody. At this point, they may be facing a choice of whether to settle or go to litigation. There are a few factors to consider. Cost...

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How to negotiate a prenuptial agreement

A prenuptial agreement can be a good idea for some Michigan couples. It can protect them in case they divorce and make the process of property division less difficult. However, it is important that both parties are involved in creating the prenup and that it does not...

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Tips for managing finances through a divorce

It seems that the divorce rate in the United States is slightly decreasing when it comes to younger couples, but it is on the rise for couples who are 50 years and older. One factor that contributes to some Michigan divorces is financial problems. There are several...

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The importance of prenups for business owners

Michigan newlyweds may not have a lot of money or other assets when they first tie the knot. However, this doesn't mean that they won't acquire assets in the future that they would like to account for. For instance, someone who starts a new company may want to claim...

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Is your spouse hiding money from you?

Michigan residents like you who decide to get a divorce already have enough on your plate. What you don't need is the additional stress that can come from a spouse attempting to hide assets from you. Today, Lisa Stern, Michigan Family Law Attorney, will talk about...

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Is an inheritance divided in a divorce?

Property division during a divorce in Michigan is never an easy task, but it becomes even more difficult if either you or your spouse are the recipient of an inheritance. Generally speaking, the court regards an inheritance as separate property belonging solely to the...

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