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  • DO I REALLY NEED AN ATTORNEY FOR MY CHILD SUPPORT HEARING?

    Many people think they should try to handle a child support hearing on their own. You might think “it’s easy right?”  “They just look at both parent’s incomes, and come up with a number, right?”.   It isn’t that simple.  There are many things taken into account when child support is calculated and you may…

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  • Grandparent Visitation in Oakland County: What You Need to Know

    For many grandparents in Oakland County, the relationship with their grandchildren is one of the most cherished in life. But when parents divorce, separate, pass away, or become estranged, grandparents in cities like Troy, Southfield, Bloomfield, Novi, Oak Park Huntington Woods, and Farmington Hills may be cut off from those grandparent relationships. Some of the…

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  • What To Do When Your Ex Won’t Pay Child Support in Oakland County, Michigan

    If your ex-partner is not paying their court-ordered child support, the financial burden can feel impossible. For parents in Oakland County, Livingston County and beyond, including cities like Beverly Hills, Troy, Southfield, Milford, and Farmington Hills, your attorney can ask the court to take steps to enforce the child support payments. What Is Child Support…

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  • Summer Visitation Schedules in Michigan: 

    What Oakland County Parents Need to Know During summer in Michigan, the end of the school year means new routines, family trips, camps, and longer days. For divorced parents in Oakland County and cities such as Troy, Farmington Hills, Bloomfield Hills, Southfield, Novi, Walled Lake, and Commerce, this often presents a new set of challenges…

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  • Divorce and Bankruptcy in Oakland County, Michigan: 

    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…

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  • Step-Parent Adoption in Michigan: 

    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…

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  • You Can’t Unsend That Message: Digital Conflict and Divorce in Oakland County

    In today’s hyper-connected world, communication is instantaneous, but often impulsive. In Oakland County, Michigan, families and individuals find themselves locked in legal conflict fueled by the very tools meant to connect us. Digital communication frequently worsens high-conflict divorce and custody cases. Texts, emails, and even social media posts often escalate misunderstandings into full-blown legal disputes.…

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  • Social Media and Divorce in Oakland County, Michigan: What You Post Can Be Used Against You

    Over the last 20 years, divorcing couples have discovered that social media can significantly impact the outcome of their cases. Whether you’re filing for divorce in Oakland County Circuit Court or preparing for a contentious custody battle in Livingston County, or a child support modification in Macomb County, what you do on social media sites…

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  • Which Approach Works Best for Your Family? 

    Co-parenting versus Parallel parenting? Serving Families Across Oakland County, Macomb County, and Livingston County – Including Troy, Rochester Hills, Farmington Hills, Novi, Howell, Brighton, and Bloomfield.  Navigating custody and parenting time after a divorce or separation can be a challenging process. In Michigan, the best interests of the child are prioritized when determining custody and…

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  • Four Things to Think About When Preparing to File for Divorce in Oakland County

    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…

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  • If I get divorced in Oakland or Macomb County, can I ask that my spouse pay for my attorney?

    A Short Guide for Oakland and Macomb and Livingston County Residents As a family law firm practicing in and around the Oakland County area, a common question our divorce attorneys have been asked over the years is whether a spouse can be ordered to pay the other’s attorney fees. The “American Rule” requires each spouse…

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