Michigan Attorneys
As a grandparent, you want the best for your grandchildren. It wasn’t long ago that grandparents had no rights in Michigan. The first rights were given to grandparents in regard to their grandchildren by the Child Custody Act of 1970. Although limited, this act allows grandparents at least an opportunity to spend some time withRead More
Laws in regard to custody and parenting time in Michigan including penalties can be found in the Michigan Penal Code Chapters 350 and 552. Established to ensure the best environment for children, there are times when disagreements between parents occur. From the custody arrangement to the visitation or parenting time, it is imperative that eachRead More
The juvenile justice system is much different than the justice system for adults. Navigating the rules and regulations regarding the juvenile justice system in Michigan can become overwhelming. To ensure the best outcome it is important that you enlist the help a juvenile attorney in Gaylord MI to assist in understanding and dealing with theRead More
A personal protection order is often referred to as a PPO and is an order of protection which is put in place by a circuit court. Used to protect you from physical or other forms of harassment, a PPO prohibits the person involved from coming near you or contacting you in any way. If youRead More
What will happen if my child is accused and or convicted of a crime? If you are facing an issue with the law and your child is under 17 years of age, you will be directed to the Michigan juvenile justice system. In Grayling, if your child has broken the law, you will be referredRead More
In Michigan, there is no such thing as a “legal separation” per se, but instead, Michigan provides couples looking for a separation, the option to file a Separate Maintenance Action. What is a Separate Maintenance Action? A Separate Maintenance Action is basically a Legal Separation in Michigan. This form of legal separation in Michigan, allowsRead More
Everyone hopes for the perfect family, but sometimes life works out a different way and people, both fathers and mothers, find themselves in a situation where custody of the child becomes an issue. Each state has its own laws regarding custody matters from establishing parentage or custody to support and parenting time, and navigating these lawsRead More
Although there is no law in Michigan or the United States that says that you have to be represented by a family lawyer, doing it alone can be difficult. There are issues which may easily arise and you may find yourself in need of a qualified and skilled family law attorney. Family Law is aRead More
