Michigan Senate Tackles Truancy Reform
The idea of truancy is as old as public schools. It brings to mind stereotypes of mischief-making teenagers ditching class to do...Read More
Why Your Divorce Shouldn’t Go To Trial
I get it. You feel hurt. You want your day in court. You want justice! But have you thought about what taking...Read More
Flint Water Crisis Casts Light, Burdens on Special Education
There isn’t much good to be said for the Flint Water Crisis or the way the state has handled its emergency response...Read More
Can I Get a Divorce in Michigan?
With society growing more mobile by the day, it is becoming far more likely that couples may have been married someplace other...Read More
U.S. Supreme Court Rules on Gay Adoption
On March 7, 2016, the United States Supreme Court quietly granted thousands of gay and lesbian parents across the country piece of...Read More
Child Support Calculations: What You Need to Know
One of the first questions many people ask their family lawyer is “Will I have to pay child support?” Child support calculations...Read More
Being a Parent is More Important than Winning Your Case
When you are in the midst of a hotly contested divorce or custody case, it can be easy to get so wrapped...Read More
Getting Your Parenting Time Schedule Right
Alternating weekends and one midweek night a week just isn’t the right parenting time schedule for everyone. Far too often, when parenting...Read More
Distributing Pensions Is About More Than the Money
When you think about your assets, after your home, the next most valuable thing you own is probably your retirement. Despite what...Read More
Domestic Violence Advocates Push for Brain Injury Screenings
The last thing a domestic violence victim want to take with them as they leave an abusive relationship is a lasting injury....Read More