No one wants to live with regrets. Unfortunately, parents who go through a martial separation seem to share a similar regret. Michigan parents should keep this in mind if they are considering divorce.A recent study by Seddons, a London law group, found that the...
Month: December 2013
Understanding what to expect can help manage child custody issues
Child custody situations can be fraught with emotion which is why the legal system seeks to help parents facing potential child custody disputes.Many custody battles can take place over the desires of one parent, usually the parent with legal custody of the child, to...
Duty to Preserve Evidence: Severe Sanctions for Spoliation of Electronic Data
Parties involved in litigation have a duty to preserve evidence, including electronic data. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan recently ruled that, if electronic data is deleted or destroyed in bad faith, monetary sanctions may be imposed...
Michigan county offers child support amnesty and payment help
When people think of amnesty, immigration issues probably come to mind. But amnesty is taking a different angle in one Michigan County. Genesee County established an amnesty program for parents with outstanding child support warrants.This is great news for almost...
Keep children’s well-being at the forefront of divorce
The reality is that many marriages end. The end can be seamless and amicable, or it can be contentious and drawn out. A Farmington Hills divorce attorney may be able to help couples create a more amicable process, while reaching fair and equitable results in the...