I've already filed the default judgement for my divorce, but now I think I want to change some things... What do I do?

I am assuming you filed a default. If you filed a Default Judgment at the same time as a proposed Judgment for the court to review and enter at the...

Separated and my partner is outside the US

It does not matter where you got married. It matters where you are a legal resident. You need to be a Michigan resident for 6 months and the county...

There should be a portion of the judgment that deals with bank accounts or deals with the proceeds from the home. It looks like you were separated...

How much will it cost for a divorce in Michigan

You may be entitled to part of both. It will all depend on the type of lawsuit, the type of monies awarded, and when the incident occurred relative...

I was married for one year and have been divorced for almost 17 years is my ex wife entitled to any portion of my pension ?

What your ex-wife is or is not entitled to is stated in your judgment. If you don't have a copy, obtain one. If the pension was earned after the...

How can I determine if a home I am currently paying for will be mine after a divorce?

You are the only person that is liable to the bank. However, you and your wife have an interest in the property. Most often, if the property was...

How do I go about filling for a divorce?

You may call the local Bar Association. They may have a self help center or a list of attorneys that will represent you for a reduced fee. As to...

Can I move across country with my minor children?

Right now there is no custody order as you have said. If there is no order you can move. Do I recommend that, no. He could file a case here and ask...

Who in the Macomb area can represent my Mom in her divorce? Single mom and needs an attorney who doesn't get paid unless wins.

It is against public policy and the ethics standards that attorneys are bound by to accept a contingency fee on a divorce case. Divorce attorneys...

What do i do? read below everything wont fit!

This is a pretty standard provision. It means that if either of you does not comply with the terms of the Judgment, you may have to pay the other...