When children are interviewed in legal matters
Often we have clients who wonder, why doesn’t the court want to talk to my child or why aren’t my child’s words...Read More
Banking Laws and Marijuana
The recreational use of marijuana has become much more accepted in recent years, so far gaining legality in ten states, among these...Read More
Alimony Concerns for Stay at Home Parents
Stay-at-home parenting is becoming rarer by the day. Bureau of Labor statistics show that, “In 1967, 49 percent of mothers were stay-at-home...Read More
After Divorce: College Funding Responsibility
Who’s responsible for college funding post-divorce? Although child support payments typically end when children turn 18, divorcing couples often agree to college...Read More
Emotional Abuse Can Impact Divorce Negotiations
The taboo topic of sexual assault has gotten media attention this election cycle. Regardless of how you feel about either candidate, it’s...Read More
Future of Marriage: What Does it Look Like?
What will the Marriage of the Future look like? Renewable short-term marriage contracts? Mandatory Prenups? Long-term long-distance Marriage? Tri-Parent Families? People...Read More
Personal Protection Order Could Save a Life
The topic of Domestic Violence Prevention and the Personal Protection Order is in the news thanks to the 10th annual Tara’s Walk...Read More
10 years: Divorce Statute of Limitations
10 years. That’s how long Michigan courts allow ex-spouses to execute the terms of a Judgment of Divorce. The Divorce Statute of...Read More
Illusion of Happiness Can Cause Divorce
When the proverbial marital grass looks greener on the other side of the page Social Media – can’t live with it –...Read More
Lawyer Explains Divorce Initiation
Kathryn Wayne-Spindler Answers Question about Divorce Initiation Commerce Township Divorce Lawyer Kathryn Wayne-Spindler explains the Divorce Initiation Process for a West Oakland County...Read More