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Don’t view divorce as a failure

Many people think of divorce as a type of failure. The marriage would’ve been a success, but getting divorced means that the marriage failed. This is how they look at it and, sometimes, it is why they put off getting divorced even when it is what they want. But it is a mistake to look at divorce in this light.…

Who gets the dog in a divorce?

Divorce can be rough for people, but at least they have their four-legged furry friend by their side to comfort them during their hardest times. That is until it was questioned who will get the dog after divorce. This can be greatly upsetting for someone who spent their entire life with their dog or their children are bonded to them.…

Options for your marital home in divorce

For most people, the marital home is the most valuable asset they own. If you’re going through a divorce, that home might become a huge point of contention. Several options are possible for the marital home. You and your spouse can agree on an option. If you can’t, the court will decide for you. What might happen to the marital…

Why mediation may not be right for your Michigan divorce

Topics surrounding divorce mediation have been featured on our website and legal blog on several occasions. The mediation process comes with many benefits, such as reduced costs and faster divorces (usually), making it popular among many Grand Rapids couples. Family law professionals trained in mediation have a duty to tell you about situations in which divorce mediation may not be…

Why is your behavior during divorce hearings so crucial?

If you have an upcoming divorce or custody hearing, how you behave matters. Poor behavior could harm your chances of getting your desired outcome. A judge is typically meeting you for the first time in a hearing. Theirs is not exactly a customer service role, but thinking of it as one can help. What impression do you want to make?…

How property division works here in Michigan 

The longer your marriage has lasted, the more things you and your spouse have likely accumulated. It’s never easy parting ways with what you have, but it’s necessary when your marriage comes to an end. You must also divide any marital debts that you have. These property division discussions are negotiable, but it helps to better understand your rights and…

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