What are the steps to an DO IT YOURSELF DIVORCE?

An additional resource you may want to look at is michiganlegalhelp.org. This will help you to see what assistance may be available in your...

How can I have my husband move out of our house while waiting for the judge to make his decision on our divorce in Michigan?

Although your question is relatively clear it is hard to fit it into the context of the usual divorce case. Generally, judges do not spend a great...

In Michigan after 17 years of marriage is there any form of spousal support in a divorce?

I do agree with Mr. Stern that you should see a lawyer. That is the only way to learn what will probably happen with your case. Generally,...

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This is a great question for you to ask the lawyer who helped you get your divorce. A court is likely to try to give substance to the "intent" of...

Land in step-father and deceased wife's children's name, He dies without a will, who does his share of land go to?

The first question is whether anyone else was on the deed with the stepfather. Then the question would shift to whether multiple owners owned as...

I need to file something to "clarify" a judgement about child support. Don't know what to file exactly.

Under current law, support continues unless terminated as part of the order terminating parental rights. However, it sounds like your then husband...

My husband says he has filed a do it yourself divorce if this is true how can I be for sure. I am in agreement with it

Agreeing that you should divorce is not the same as understanding your rights in a divorce or what you may be entitled to. Your questions suggests...

Michigan decedent, (no children, parents dead, full siblings living) dies intestate, does an outstate half sibling share estate?

The key fact is that decedent's father's children are all sibs of each other.

Ex husband lied during divorce

Are you talking joint legal custody or joint physical custody? If it is physical custody, does his third shift work affect the time that he...

I assume you are the defendant. Are you represented by a lawyer? You can always subject to an adjournment. Alternatively, if the thing that is...