During a Divorce, What You Say Matters
Divorce is no walk in the park. At times there will likely be heated arguments that ensue between the divorcing couple. These...Read More
How to Approach Summer as a Divorced Parent
Reviewed and approved by Kathryn Wayne-Spindler Summer is here and the kids cannot wait for endless pool days and summer nights. Although...Read More
Divorce and Domestic Abuse
Divorce After Domestic Abuse Many individuals seek a divorce after experiencing domestic abuse. As compassionate and caring attorneys, safety is our number...Read More
Walkaway Wife: Wants Divorce
Companion Article to “The Haggard Husband: Considering Divorce“ “In my many years as a divorce attorney, several relationship patterns play out repeatedly...Read More
Summertime Custody Considerations Should Include Best Interests Factors
Memorial Weekend and high-school graduations mark the start of summertime in Michigan. For many working parents, not much changes with the new season...Read More
Low Cost Divorce on a Budget
Save big bucks by keeping it civil There are entire sections of bookstores devoted to weddings on a budget. The advice ranges...Read More
Mindfulness – An Anecdote to Legal Stress
There is much talk in the legal world of stress, alcoholism and depression among young attorneys. Recently, a landmark comprehensive study showed...Read More
Tips for Successful Parenting Coordination Process
The Parenting Coordination Process is a mediation arrangement where co-parents work with a coordinator to resolve child-custody related matters. QUESTION: Which parenting...Read More
Children of Parental Alienation Suffer as Adults
As incidences of Parental Alienation Syndrome increase, therapy professionals are looking at the long-term impacts on the children of high-conflict divorces. Children...Read More
Drug abuse: 5 things I wish my family law clients knew
Dear Drug or Alcohol Abuser, I’ve been a family law attorney for more than 20 years now and I have seen families...Read More








