Learn about the differences between DM and DO divorce cases in Michigan in this video from a Macomb County lawyer.
Which court will be hearing your divorce case in Michigan? Get the details about jurisdiction in this video from a Michigan lawyer.
Find out how to prepare for your first meeting with a Michigan divorce attorney in this video.
What are the differences between and the necessity for both status and settlement conferences in a Michigan divorce? Watch this video to find out.
Learn more about the differences between physical and legal custody in the state of Michigan in this video.
In this video, Jacob Femminineo discusses the various scenarios that a divorced couple can agree upon so that both parties can have reasonable parenting time.
Salaries, the number of overnights, and other factors influence the amount of child support one party will pay to another. Watch this video for details.
Michigan is a "no-fault" divorce state, but if one party can prove that the other party is at fault, settlement can be greatly affected. This video offers more details.
In the divorce process, both parties must meet with the Friend of the Court for an initial interview. This will lead to a recommendation regarding child support.
Find out what has to happen financially in order for a judge to agree to a child support modification in the state of Michigan.
Income withholding is standard in a divorce case involving child custody. Find out how it works, what's involved, and how the MiSDU works.
The determination of the amount of spousal support one party will pay to the other in a Michigan divorce is up to the discretion of the judge. Find out why.
There are big differences between modifiable and non-modifiable spousal support in Michigan. Find out what they are - and which one you should choose.
Opting out of the Friend of the Court in Michigan in order to deal with child support financial matters on your own is never advisable. Find out why in this video.
Find out when and why motions are filed in the divorce process - particularly in Macomb County, Michigan - and what kind of resolution a motion can provide.
Essentially, there's no such thing as a legal separation in the state of Michigan. Find out why in this video featuring Macomb County attorney Jacob Femminineo.
There are some divorces that leave people divorced... but not completely. Find out why some couples opt for a separate maintenance agreement, and what it means.
Non-traditional households often have non-traditional custody arrangements when a divorce occurs. Understand what joint custody means and how to make it work.
When is spousal support paid in Michigan? What goes into determining the amount of spousal support? Find out what elements help a court make the final decision.