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  • What is Parental Alienation and Can it Hurt My Kids?

    September 8, 2022

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    Brandy Thompson

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    Emotional Health, Family Law Blog

    First, is it real? For sure it’s real. We see it every day. Here in Oakland County, in Macomb County and in Livingston County. It’s here, it’s dangerous, it’s cruel and it’s abusive to children. Let’s Understand what parental alienation is. In simple terms, it is a tactic used by one parent to form a […]

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  • How Does Divorce or Separation Impact Tax Dependents?

    July 25, 2022

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    Brandy Thompson

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    Divorce, Family Law Blog
    Financial Concerns, Michigan Divorce Attorney

    Divorce or separation is stressful, but so are income taxes. You may not have even thought about the tax implications of a divorce, but they certainly exist. While we at The Kronzek Firm are not tax attorneys, we know that taxes can have a big impact on the lives of our clients in Michigan. Our […]

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  • How Do I Find Hidden Assets In A Divorce?

    July 9, 2022

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    Brandy Thompson

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    Divorce
    Financial Concerns, Michigan Divorce Attorney

    A divorce in Michigan requires an equitable division of assets, but sometimes a soon-to-be ex-spouse will try to hide assets so less money can be considered in the dividing of assets. Michigan law says that an equitable division of the marital assets may not mean an equal division of assets. Assets obtained during a marriage […]

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  • How Are Parental Rights Terminated In Michigan?

    April 25, 2022

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    Brandy Thompson

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    Family Law Blog
    termination of parental rights

    As a parent, one of your greatest fears may be the idea of having your parental rights terminated. While not a common occurrence, parental rights can be terminated in Oakland County or Metro Detroit.   This termination can take place either under the Michigan Adoption Code or the Michigan Juvenile Code. The Court will thoroughly […]

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  • How Narcissism Complicates The Divorce Process

    April 9, 2021

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    Joshua Pease

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    Divorce
    Help For Oakland County Families

    By now you’ve probably encountered the term “narcissist”, and likely know what it means. You might even know someone who falls into that category (although we certainly hope for your sake that the person you know isn’t your spouse!) As you can imagine, marriage to a narcissist is no cake walk. But divorcing one is […]

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  • Can I Modify my Oakland County Divorce Agreement After The Divorce is Over?

    March 4, 2021

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    Brandy Thompson

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    For Your Information
    Child Custody

    For most people, the divorce process is long and stressful. There is a great deal of back-and-forth, you rarely get everything you wanted, and compromise is often the name of the game. So when it’s over, you just want to put it all behind you and get on with your life. But there are situations […]

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  • Happy Holidays From The Kronzek Firm!

    December 25, 2020

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    Brandy Thompson

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    For Your Information
    Michigan Divorce Attorney

    It’s that time of year again – the season of gift giving, magical lights, and time spent with loved ones. Here at The Kronzek Firm we’d like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday, and a wonderful new year! We also understand that not everyone’s holidays are always merry and bright. Some people are […]

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  • Problems For Divorced Parents Agreeing on School Options During The Lockdown

    September 16, 2020

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    Joshua Pease

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    Parenting Help
    Parenting Information

    Divore brings a lot of changes in life. But few of them are quite so apparent as the ways in which your children are affected. And school is no different. Of course right now it’s an unprecedented time for ALL parents here in Oakland County, as we navigate the many ways in which Covid19 has […]

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  • We’re getting a divorce in Oakland County, Michigan. What Should We Do About Our Artwork?

    March 14, 2020

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    Stephanie Service

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    Divorce
    Asset Division

    There really is a lot to figure out when a couple gets divorced. If they have children, then dealing with custody agreements and figuring out child support is often the primary focus. Diving their assets is another issue that can take a long time and be quite complex, especially if they own multiple homes, vehicles, […]

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  • What Should You Do With Your Oakland County Home Now That You’re Getting Divorced? (Pt 2)

    March 4, 2020

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    Brandy Thompson

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    Financial Concerns
    Asset Division

    Welcome back and thanks for joining us for the wrap up of this discussion on what to do with your home in Oakland County, now that you’re getting a divorce. As we mentioned in the previous article, divorcing couples have several options when it comes to their home. We’ve already looked at the first two […]

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