For many divorcing couples in Oakland County, Michigan, one of the first questions after filing for divorce is, “Do I have to move out of our home?” This is a common question we get from clients in Troy, Farmington Hills, Rochester Hills, Novi and Southfield. In most Michigan divorces, you are not legally required to
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are officially engaged. While fans wait for the American version of a royal wedding, we family law attorneys here in Oakland County, Michigan, are all too aware that the prenuptial agreement will be substantial. While we are thrilled about Taylor and Travis’ love story, we also want to look at
Navigating the Legal Crossroads Divorce and bankruptcy are two situations that no one wants to find themselves in simultaneously, especially amid a divorce. The legal and financial implications can be even more complicated when a marriage is dissolving. For spouses in Oakland County and the surrounding Metro Detroit area, understanding how these two legal processes
What Oakland County Families Need to Know Approximately 40% of families in the U.S. are blended, meaning at least one parent has a child from a previous relationship. In areas like Oakland County, communities such as Troy, Farmington Hills, Ferndale, and Southfield are home to numerous households like these. For some families, the step-parent and
Deciding to file for divorce is difficult and stressful. For both spouses, especially those with children or complex financial situations, the outcome can have long-lasting effects. Before filing with the family court, it’s important to prepare yourself so that you can navigate the divorce process effectively. There are four things that you should think about
With more than 30 years’ experience handling Michigan divorce cases, sometimes we think we’ve seen it all—the division of houses, cars, and the obvious big-ticket items. However, what often catches our clients off guard are the easily overlooked assets in a divorce. Here, we’ll explore some of these hidden treasures and why they matter in
There are many highly charged discussion points that come up when two people decide to join their lives together. Few of them, however, generate such heated discussions as those two little words… You know which ones we mean – the ones that almost every ready-to-wed couple doesn’t want to hear: “Prenuptial Agreement.“ Most couples walk
Welcome back and thank for joining the Kronzek team again, as we discuss the difficulties faced by parents when deciding to stay together for the sake of their kids versus getting a divorce. No matter who you are, or how old your children are, this will be a hard choice. As we mentioned previously, there
Deciding whether to stay together or get divorced is an incredibly hard choice. Add kids into the mix and the issue gets even harder. There are couples all over Oakland County who choose to stay together for the benefit of their children, though their marriages are unhappy. The reason behind this choice is because they
