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Blog Posts in January, 2018

  • Posted By 18-Jan-2018

    PPO's, pets, threats, and coercion

    It may sound strange, but it is now possible for a court to order that a person can not use an animal, or a pet, and the possession or threat of harming it as manipulation in a dispute. This does come up on occasion in real people’s lives. ...
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  • Posted By 16-Jan-2018

    Qualified Dispositions in Trust Act

    Sometimes money can get in the way of marriage. So many people will avoid and ruin relationships because they are concerned with protecting assets. New as of 2017, there is a powerful new trust tool to make certain that assets will be separate ...
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  • Posted By 15-Jan-2018

    Custody Under Michigan Law, Custody Modification, Change Custody

    (a) The love, affection, and other emotional ties existing between the parties involved and the child. Factor A is the first and really the most important factor in a custody evidentiary hearing. Proper questioning of a client or witness to elicit ...
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  • Posted By 12-Jan-2018

    Established Custodial Environment in Michigan Law, Custody Modification, Change Custody

    Under Michigan law, an important and oddly worded concept is the custodial environment. This is essentially a child’s home. Where is the child’s home? That is the question. It is essential to bring out proper testimony to support these ...
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  • Posted By 10-Jan-2018

    Burdens of Proof in Michigan

    Michigan family law has a lot of complex legal language. One very important thing to know about is called the burden of proof. Preponderance and clear and convincing are two different animals. This is what the judge looks at and if you have questions ...
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  • Posted By 5-Jan-2018

    Grandparenting Time in Michigan

    Michigan allows Grandparents to get a court order for grandparenting time in some situations. The parents must not object and typically this situation arises when there are issues of fitness of the parents. Drug use, abuse, neglect and many other ...
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  • PPO's, pets, threats, and coercion
  • Qualified Dispositions in Trust Act
  • Custody Under Michigan Law, Custody Modification, Change Custody
  • Established Custodial Environment in Michigan Law, Custody Modification, Change Custody
  • Burdens of Proof in Michigan
  • Grandparenting Time in Michigan
  • Changing Custody - "Vodvarka Hearing", Second Step
  • Changing Custody - First Step

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