Michigan Family Legal Guides (9 found)

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J. Nicholas Bostic
Written by J. Nicholas Bostic
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Family court conciliation is a type of alternative dispute resolution. Attorneys are typically not involved. Conciliator's are typically not attorneys. Everything you say and do is reported to the Court in a recommendation. You should get advice before going to these events.
Suzanne Lockwood Hayes
Written by Suzanne Lockwood Hayes
Contributor Level 3

Private Divorce Mediation is for people who want a private, civilized, economical divorce with minimal involvement in the court system. Sit at a table with professionals who use their education, experience and skills to guide you through your divorce.
Timothy P. Smith
Written by Timothy P. Smith
Contributor Level 4

Don't let your Divorce Judgement come back to haunt you when you fail to get your name off the title to your ex-spouse's vehicle...
Starla D. Zehr
Written by Starla D. Zehr
Contributor Level 3

Michigan uses Child Support Guidelines that utilize the number of children, the incomes of both parties and the number of overnights that each child spends with a parent to calculate child support, but how child support is calculated is extremely important to the outcome of a court order.
Stuart R. Shafer
Written by Stuart R. Shafer
Contributor Level 3

There are 5 primary issues involved in a Michigan divorce where there are minor children: Custody, Parenting Time, Child Support, Spousal Support, and Property Division.
Timothy P. Smith
Written by Timothy P. Smith
Contributor Level 4

This checklist, which was developed by Judge Kirkendall in Washtenaw County should help parents determine how a judge may rule after hearing your particular facts and considering the child's "best interests".
Wendy S. Alton
Written by Wendy S. Alton
Contributor Level 3

This is a short guide on how to find a Divorce Lawyer--with a focus in Michigan--but the general concepts can be applied no matter what state you live in.
J. Nicholas Bostic
Written by J. Nicholas Bostic
Contributor Level 3

Michigan specific - In a child protective proceeding, you are only entitled to a jury trial at the step where the Court takes jurisdiction over you and your children. If you plead to jurisdiction, you are then subject to complying with all types of service plans and orders.
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Many legal resources are available for free or at low cost. This guide covers those resources of most interest to Michigan consumers looking for urgent legal guidance.

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