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Alward Fisher is proud to announce that several of our team members have been promoted to Partner. Breanne Neros, Abigail L. Bosco McGreaham, and Zachary E. Stewart are now all officially Firm Partners. All three have shown extraordinary commitment to … Continue reading
Alward Fisher is thrilled to welcome a new attorney to our firm: Lauren E. Trible-Laucht! As the former City Attorney for Traverse City, Lauren brings a strong resume to Alward Fisher, along with years of legal knowledge and a wealth … Continue reading
Even if you and your spouse agree on every issue related to your uncontested divorce, it’s still possible to run into unexpected snags. Michigan courts require you to provide specific forms, exact information, and proper signatures before approving your divorce … Continue reading
Yes, child custody orders can be modified in Michigan, provided that there has been a significant change in the family’s circumstances. Before a court will approve a proposed change, it will first need to ensure that such a change does … Continue reading
If you’re like many divorcing couples, you’re looking for a way to end your marriage with minimum drama and expense. In most cases, the way to do so is through an uncontested divorce. A divorce is contested if the spouses … Continue reading
If you’re preparing to file for divorce and either know or anticipate that you and your spouse won’t have any significant disagreements about key matters, you may be expecting a quick and straightforward divorce process. But exactly how long does … Continue reading
After years of advocacy by survivors of childhood sexual abuse and public scrutiny following high-profile institutional abuse cases, Michigan lawmakers introduced Senate Bills 257-261 in 2025. The proposed legislation would expand filing deadlines and create a limited Michigan child abuse … Continue reading
Michigan courts make child custody determinations based on what serves the best interests of the child. Understanding how courts apply it can help you prepare for custody proceedings and better understand the factors that may influence the court’s decision regarding … Continue reading
If you or your spouse has filed for divorce but either of you is having second thoughts, you may be wondering whether there’s anything you can do to stop divorce proceedings and preserve your marriage. Whether you’re able to do … Continue reading
Divorce often raises urgent financial questions, some of which may require a court ruling to solve. Two of the key tools courts use to address these questions are alimony and child support. Many people use these terms interchangeably, but they … Continue reading