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Decades ago, it would have been virtually unheard of for someone’s grandparents to get divorced – but things have changed. Today, one in four divorces involve couples 65 years of age or older, and these so-called “gray divorces” are increasingly common. What’s causing...
If you’re planning to travel with your child this summer for the first time since your separation or divorce (especially if you’re going outside of Michigan), you need any permission from your co-parent that’s required if you’re sharing custody. Ensure that you have...
No state has been untouched by gun violence and fatalities where the shooters and/or the victims were children, teens or young adults. Michigan is no exception. As a result, Michigan lawmakers have taken steps to help keep guns out of the hands of those who aren’t old...
Like any other confrontation, a fight with a loved one can get out of hand. When pushes turn into shoves, it may not be long before the police get involved – and you end up facing domestic violence charges. What you do after you’ve been charged can be just as critical...
A person shouldn’t have to fear being arrested for using drugs if they call 911 or otherwise seek emergency help for someone who appears to be suffering an overdose, nor should they be afraid that the person they’re trying to help will be arrested. Likewise, someone...
When it comes to bankruptcy, people sometimes assume that the only reason it happens is that a consumer makes numerous financial mistakes. In fact, this feeling of fault is even why some people – who could benefit significantly from bankruptcy themselves – will feel...
If you’re facing foreclosure, you’re likely looking for ways to prevent it. Often, a lender will file for foreclosure after a series of missed payments – not just one. So your goal may be to get current on those payments again and prevent the foreclosure from taking...
Here is a little-known piece of information. Most divorce representatives appreciate questions from their clients, especially in a first divorce situation. There are at least two big reasons. First, your questions help them evaluate your priorities, concerns and depth...