Troy Family Law Blog
Understanding prenups and postnups
With interest in prenups and postnups rising, some Michigan couples might wonder which, if any, is the right type of agreement for them. This is not surprising, as many couples enter marriage with some assets already acquired or with children from previous marriages...
Knowing how inheritance is treated when married
If you're getting married in Michigan, dealing with the repercussions of divorce is probably the last thing on your mind. Unfortunately, it's a topic you should consider if you have an inheritance you'd like to protect. Commingling property, such as an inheritance,...
How to talk to your kids about an impending divorce
You and your spouse have contemplated separation and have now decided that the best thing to do is to get a divorce in Michigan. However, one enormous task remains. You still need to tell your kids, which will probably be the most challenging conversation of your...
How can you protect your credit during and after a divorce?
Michigan residents going through a divorce might worry about their finances. This includes credit, which can be impacted during this trying time. However, there are steps you can take to protect your credit during and after your divorce. Close any joint credit...
Infidelity and postnuptial agreements
Infidelity is one of the most difficult challenges to overcome for married couples in Michigan and around the country. However, there are many examples of couples that have been able to rebuild trust and strengthen their marriage after one spouse cheated. One strategy...
Signs that you should consider a postnuptial agreement
Many married couples in Michigan often don’t think about what might happen with their marriage in the future. Unfortunately, many end up getting a divorce. If you didn’t get a prenuptial agreement before getting married, you might want to consider a postnup instead....
Facts about domestic mediation in Michigan
The divorce process can be long and arduous, especially for couples with children. Sometimes, it's best to avoid going to court and instead attempt mediation. If you're facing a divorce and considering mediation, the information below can help. What is divorce...
Divorce vs. annulment
Divorce and annulment are two ways to treat the end of a marriage in Mississippi. Their legal status is not the same, so it is important to understand the difference between them and why one or the other would apply to any given situation. What is an annulment? An...
Handling divorce with a medical practice
Physicians who own a medical practice in Michigan face higher risks from divorce than most people. The assets and income from a medical practice will have to be divided, and spousal support might be in the picture as well. Not only does this lead to large costs for...
Dealing with artwork in a divorce
There are very few material possessions in life that can have disputed value like a piece of artwork. Values might be embellished by outrageous claims of value when the truth is that the piece of art is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. The problem is...