Year: 2024
When you are ordered to attend mediation or agree to attend mediation, it is important to actively participate in the process. This will increase your chances to settle and avoid an expensive trial. During mediation, you will meet with a mediator, a neutral third party, who will assist you with resolving your disputes. Parties can […]
Who files first is a common question, and understandably so. Initiating divorce proceedings is a weighty decision, and spouses often wonder if they should take that first step or wait for their partner to do so. In this blog, we’ll delve into the advantages and disadvantages of filing first. In Michigan, the person who files […]
In divorce proceedings, mediation holds pivotal importance. While many family courts mandate mediation, some parties voluntarily opt for it. A mediator, a neutral third party well-versed in Michigan family law, facilitates compromise between the parties, often highlighting case weaknesses for a smoother settlement process. Mediation requires time and shared mediator costs, alongside attorney fees for […]
Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally draining process for anyone, but when it comes to high asset divorces, the stakes are often heightened. As a woman going through a high asset divorce, it’s crucial to prioritize your financial well-being and take proactive steps to secure your future. In this blog, we will discuss strategies, […]
Parenting after a separation or divorce can be a challenging journey, especially when communication and cooperation between co-parents is strained or non-existent. The concept of parallel parenting has emerged as an effective strategy to manage high-conflict situations while prioritizing the well-being of the children involved. In this blog, we will discuss how parallel parenting can […]
Before embarking on the divorce appeal process, it’s vital to strategize for success. This blog outlines key factors that influence the outcome of a divorce or child custody appeal to the Court of Appeals, providing insights to enhance your chances of winning. Filing an Appeal: by Right or by Leave? Ensure you’re eligible to file […]
You likely just attended a hearing, and it did not go very well. Maybe your attorney or the judge told you that you are allowed to file a Motion for Reconsideration, and frankly, the concept of the judge reconsidering the bad decision sounds like a good option. But is it? This article delves into the essentials […]