Michigan Divorce Attorney

  • How Michigan Courts Handle Student Loan Debt in Divorce

    With the rising costs of higher education, it’s no surprise that many Michiganders bring tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt into the marriage or run up student loan debt during the marriage. Divorce often raises difficult financial questions, and in Oakland County divorces, student loan debt is one of the most common

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  • How Divorce Affects Car Insurance in Oakland County

    Here in Oakland County, Michigan, people going through a divorce usually focus on big issues like child custody, dividing assets, or who gets the house. Frankly, those are the issues that we divorce attorneys usually look at first. An issue less focused on but still important is car insurance. More often than not, auto insurance

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  • Selling the House During Divorce in Oakland County, Michigan

    In Oakland County, Michigan, the division of marital property can be one of the more difficult parts of the divorce process, especially when it comes to selling the house.  If you’re going through a divorce and need to sell your Oakland County home in communities like Troy, Farmington Hills, Novi, Bloomfield Hills, and Waterford, or

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  • Michigan Divorce Law: What If Your Spouse Refuses to Transfer Property as Ordered?

    By Attorney Brandy Thompson Dividing property during a divorce can be challenging, especially when a spouse refuses to transfer property as required by a court order. For residents of Oakland County, Michigan, there are strong legal protections available to enforce property settlements. These same enforcement tools also apply in divorce cases filed in Livingston County

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  • Should You File for Divorce First? 

    Strategic Considerations for Oakland County, Michigan While not everyone has the luxury of being the first to file, when you can be first, it can provide a few advantages in Oakland County courts. The Legal Framework in Michigan Michigan is a no-fault divorce state, meaning that there does not have to be any wrongdoing by

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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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