Sometimes, permanent orders of spousal and child support do not arrive in time, causing those slated to receive an order of support to often suffer
Michigan law generally requires parents to provide for their children until they reach the age of majority. Parents who do not have custody typically have
Michigan parents who are divorced or otherwise not living together are still responsible for raising their children in a cooperative fashion. If parents are not
Far too many divorced parents responsible for paying child support believe that moving out of Michigan, or the United States, ends their responsibility to pay
When conflicts arise between Detroit residents, the dispute may not be black and white. When the dispute becomes a legal issue, different provisions of the
When another person does something that harms others, many Detroit residents believe that the person should be held accountable for the person’s wrongdoing. This is
It can be frustrating for Detroit residents when others do not play by the rules. Divorced parents often encounter this with their ex-spouse, particularly when
Most Detroit residents would agree that everyone should play by the rules. This is especially true when individuals find themselves on opposing sides of a
There is perhaps no more difficult job for Detroit residents than raising a child. Being a parent comes along with challenges in virtually every area
Things change over the years for Detroit residents in many different areas of life. New jobs may be taken and new additions to the family
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