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Save now for college - or pay alot in child support later!

Many parents who pay child support for a minor child (or children) don't realize that they generally must ALSO save towards college.

Can my Grandparents visit in Addition to me?

Sometimes custodial parents agree to visits for the non-custodial parent, but then say s/he can't have their parents (child's grandparents) present for the visits. What to do?

Time Limits on Requesting a DNA (Paternity) Test

Many fathers unwittingly sign the "acknowledgement of paternity" form when their baby is born, not realizing that this form then puts a time limit of 60 days (generally) as to when they must request a DNA test.

Protecting Your Client's Business In Divorce

Business assets are a part of divorce assets. There are methods available to protect those assets.

Is it better to get a "Legal Separation" or just file for Divorce?

Many potential clients ask whether it's better to merely get a legal separation, or proceed with filing a divorce case. This Guide will explain the basic pros & cons of each.

TRYING A SHAKEN BABY SYNDROME CASE: PRE-TRIAL & TRIAL STRATEGY

Summary: Preparing for a trial on a child abuse case in which the parent is being charged with having shook the child.

Marital Agreements in Michigan-Useful Tools in a World of Until Divorce or "Debt" Do Us Part

Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements in Michigan.

DIY Divorce: Is It Right for You?

More and more people are choosing to divorce without the help of a lawyer, and turning to sites that allow users to prepare their own divorce papers. Although approaching a divorce without the help of an attorney can save money, it may also make the divorce process more difficult.

Think Before You Text: How Texting Affects Your Family Law Case

The Dangers of Email, Text Messages & Social Media in a Divorce- Couples headed for a nasty break-up should be careful about texting because it could end up as evidence against them in divorce court.

Co-Parenting During the Holidays

Co-parenting tips for a happy holiday season.

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