Category: Divorce
Many people filing for divorce worry about whether the court has the power to say no. In Michigan, divorce denial is uncommon, but courts can dismiss or delay a case when legal rules are not followed. Understanding how and why … Continue reading
The two types of divorce available in Michigan are uncontested and contested divorces. The category your divorce falls under can significantly impact the length, cost, and stress of getting divorced. At Alward Fisher, our uncontested divorce lawyers have extensive experience … Continue reading
When a marriage reaches the point where divorce seems like the only option, many spouses wonder whether they should be the first to file for divorce or wait for their partner to take that step. This question arises frequently, and … Continue reading
Are you wondering whether the downsides of collaborative divorce might outweigh the benefits? Divorce is rarely easy, and despite their advantages, divorces that follow the collaborative process are no exception. A Michigan divorce lawyer from Alward Fisher can help you … Continue reading
Are you struggling to resolve disputes over custody, support, or other issues related to your divorce in Michigan? If so, mediation could be a practical option. Mediation gives you the chance to resolve disagreements in a more private and flexible … Continue reading
When a marriage breaks down, couples in Michigan face significant decisions about how to end their relationship legally. While divorce might be the more familiar option, annulment is an alternative path available under certain specific circumstances. Here’s what you need … Continue reading
If you’re getting ready to tie the knot, you might worry about protecting the personal assets and wealth you built before your marriage without a prenup. Down the road, spouses may have to divide their interests in marital property in … Continue reading
Alimony, or spousal support, can help spouses adjust financially after a divorce. But what happens when they find a new spouse? Do you still have to pay alimony if your spouse remarries? In Michigan, the answer isn’t always straightforward. While … Continue reading
Divorce is tough, even when it’s amicable. When your spouse wastes marital assets before the process even begins, however, it can create upsetting complications. Wasting marital assets is also called “dissipation of marital assets,” and it can have a big … Continue reading
Divorce can be emotionally and financially challenging under ordinary circumstances. It can become especially overwhelming if your spouse decides to file for bankruptcy while your divorce is still pending, as this can further complicate the process of dividing assets and … Continue reading