Did you know that the divorce rate in the US is third in the world? In fact, for every 1,000 people, 2.3 will get a divorce. Fortunately, this rate has decreased over the last few years. Divorce is messy, and it has financial and emotional consequences. However, it is...
Dating during your divorce could introduce some tricky complications. While it is certainly not prohibited, you will want to think carefully before making any major moves. When you understand the impact that dating could have on your life during this unprecedented...
Watching the impact of a divorce on your children can cause uncertainty and sadness. Once the court finalizes your custody order, you and your ex have a legal obligation to share parenting responsibilities. Managing a custody arrangement when your ex will not honor...
Juvenile delinquency is a scary thing to witness as a parent. You might have pressing concerns about the well-being of your child and whether delinquent behavior will translate to adult crimes. Parenting through such circumstances can present unique challenges that...
If you and your spouse mutually agree to divorce, your relationship is good enough to talk with each other, and you are willing to come up with a fair divorce settlement, you may be able to avoid litigation. Mediation and collaborative law are two alternative methods...
If you have kids, it is vital to focus on various legal issues that you could face during and after the divorce process. As a parent, you could face challenges as a result of decreased time with your child due to a custody decision. Additionally, you could have to pay...
In 2022, 974 people died on Michigan roads, and of those 325 died in accidents involving drinking and driving. In fact, every 45 minutes or less, someone dies in a drunk driving accident in the United States. These are staggering statistics, so you should understand...
Expunging your criminal record can help you to overcome the issues that may come with it. But expungement requirements and rules differ based on where you received your conviction. If you have a federal crime, you have to follow federal expungement rules....
It is not uncommon for spouses to be on each other's health insurance plans. Usually, one spouse, whoever has the best plan, will cover the other spouse and any children. If you are divorcing and you do not have your own plan, this is something you have to think...
Crimes fall under two categories. They can be misdemeanors or felonies. These categories denote differences in the types of criminal charges you may face. Understanding the difference between them can help you if you face charges in the future. Misdemeanor A...