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Infidelity is the cause of the breakdown of many marriages. Couples who want to avoid divorce may attempt to repair their union after cheating has occurred, focusing on their connection, children, and lives together rather than indiscretions. It is possible to recover from infidelity but it’s not always easy. Some couples opt not to even try. They consider infidelity the point of no return and pursue a Michigan divorce instead.
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What if a husband and wife decide it’s time for him to leave the taxing job he’s been doing for years, that it’s time for the wife to go out and work on her career? Then what if the husband decides – on his own – that he’s going to go back to that job he quit, regardless of the wife’s wishes? Is that a divorce-worthy decision? Many people would say yes, others would say no. Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen fit into the first category with their high-profile divorce.
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When your Michigan divorce is finalized, you’re left looking at the new life you are now living. This may be a time of sadness and mourning. It may also be a time of joy and excitement. Rest assured, you will feel all the feelings at some point, and you’ll have questions too about things like dating after divorce? Some people say yes, others say no, but there’s only one right answer for you.
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Prenuptial agreements aren’t only for the rich and famous. And this document isn’t only about protecting financial interests. Any couple headed to the altar has the right to have a prenup drawn up to protect their interests should they divorce in the future, and there are plenty of factors that can be addressed in writing before that walk down the aisle. In fact, making this document a reality could just prevent a divorce later.
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In the state of Michigan, the typical parenting time schedule has the children of divorced parents spending Halloween with the father in even numbered years and the mother in odd-numbered years. In same-sex marriages, the plaintiff follows the mother’s schedule and the defendant follows the father’s schedule for parenting time during holidays and breaks. This might seem simple enough – but does this kind of arrangement satisfy your child, or you? There are always alternatives to satisfy everyone in your family.
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What’s mine is yours, what’s yours is mine? This saying takes on new meaning when it comes to Michigan divorce. Some couples may be eager to part, but they are not eager to adopt half of their union’s debt and go back into the world single and weighed down by financial obligations.
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When your life is in flux, when you’re watching your marriage break up, when you’re moving to a new place or not seeing your kids as often as you’d like, sometimes the thing you want to do most is just escape. Movies have long been the way that people leave their own problems behind and sink into the fictional realities of others, but sometimes movies about divorce can help you cope or consider a new way to live your new life.
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When you are getting a divorce and you have children, every decision you make has double the weight. Everything you do affects not only you but your kids too. Above all, you want to ensure that you get as much parenting time with your children as possible. There is a typical parenting time schedule in the state of Michigan that many exes follow to avoid disagreements and keep things fair, but there is also room to rearrange how the time with your kids shakes out.
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No matter how studious a child is, the month of August is one that they want to stretch out as much as possible to avoid the return to the classroom. This stress is compounded if they’re living in a household where their parents are getting a divorce. You have the power to make back-to-school time easier for your kids even though the rest of their life – and yours – is in flux.
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Many engaged couples, once they’ve decided where they will register for wedding gifts, physically go to the store and use a handy little tool to itemize their wish list. Other couples register online and go through pages of inventory to select what they most want, click after click. It’s an exciting process, accompanied by visions of the life you’re building together. Whether you receive every gift you register for or not, when you’re married, two people come together with their own possessions plus their joint possessions – and that includes a lot of stuff. But what happens to all these items in marital property division if you get a Michigan divorce?
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