By: Dennis M. Germain, Macomb Family Law and Divorce Lawyer INTRODUCTION This article is Part Three of the four part series, “Dividing Property & Debt in a Michigan Divorce.” With regard to division of property and debt in divorce, clients…
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Part 3: Equitable Division of Marital Property & Debt in a Michigan Divorce
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Part 2: Characterizing Property & Debt as Marital or Separate in a Michigan Divorce
By: Dennis M. Germain, Macomb Family Law & Divorce Attorney INTRODUCTION This article is Part Two of the series, “Dividing Property & Debt in a Michigan Divorce.” When it comes to dividing property and debt in a divorce case, clients…
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Part 1: Inventory of the Estate – Dividing Property & Debt in a Michigan Divorce
By: Dennis M. Germain, Macomb, Michigan Family Law Attorney & Counselor at Law INTRODUCTION This article is Part One of the series, “Dividing Property & Debt in a Michigan Divorce.” When it comes to dividing property and debt in a divorce…
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Modifying Custody vs. Modifying Parenting Time in Michigan
By: Dennis M. Germain, Michigan Family Law Attorney & Counselor at Law This article is Part 3 of a 3 Part series about legal rights associated with parenting time (a.k.a. parental visitation, physical custody, etc.) in Michigan. Part 1 addressed…
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Joint Legal Custody & Decision-Making during Your Visitation
By: Dennis M. Germain, Michigan Family Law Attorney & Counselor at Law This article is Part 2 of a 3 Part series about legal rights associated with parenting time (a.k.a. parental visitation, physical custody, etc.) in Michigan. This article addresses…
Posted in Custody & Parenting Time, Divorce Tagged with: Child Custody Act, decision-making, joint legal custody, Lombardo v. Lombardo, Macomb County custody, Macomb County Family Law Attorney, Macomb County parenting time, Macomb county visitation, MCL 722.26a, MCL 722.27a, physical custody, right to parenting time, routine matters, Shelby township custody, Shelby Township parenting time, Shelby Township visitation, visitation rights
Your Right to a Specific Parenting Time Schedule in Michigan
By: Dennis M. Germain, Michigan Family Law Attorney & Counselor at Law This article is Part 1 of a 3 Part Series about legal rights associated with parenting time (a.k.a. parental visitation, physical custody, etc.). While both “custody” and “parenting…
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The Law on Parenting Time in Michigan; a Three Part Series
By: Dennis M. Germain, Michigan Family Law Attorney & Counselor at Law This is the central page of a three part series by family law and divorce attorney, Dennis Germain. The series discusses your legal rights in Michigan regarding parenting…
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Michigan Child Support | Are Employment Perks Considered Income?
By: Dennis M. Germain, Michigan Family Law Attorney & Counselor at Law Child support is calculated under the Michigan Child Support Formula which currently includes a 30 page manual and 89 page supplement. One of the most important factors for…
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“Parental Kidnapping” – Is Withholding Parenting Time a Crime in Michigan?
By: Dennis M. Germain, Michigan Family Law Attorney & Counselor at Law As a family law and divorce attorney, I encounter clients and potential clients who state: “The other parent of my child is violating a court order by not…
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Michigan Child Support; “My Ex Refuses to Work.” Imputation of Income.
By: Dennis M. Germain, Attorney & Counselor at Law As a family law and divorce attorney, I frequently encounter clients and potential clients who state: “My ex refuses to work and I am stuck with an inflated or insufficient child…
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- Part 3: Equitable Division of Marital Property & Debt in a Michigan Divorce
- Part 2: Characterizing Property & Debt as Marital or Separate in a Michigan Divorce
- Part 1: Inventory of the Estate – Dividing Property & Debt in a Michigan Divorce
- Modifying Custody vs. Modifying Parenting Time in Michigan
- Joint Legal Custody & Decision-Making during Your Visitation
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