Unmarried Parents in Michigan: Your Rights and Responsibilities in Custody and Support

Unmarried Parents

Raising a child is a life-changing responsibility, and for unmarried parents in Michigan, understanding your legal rights and obligations is crucial. Whether you’re navigating the early stages of parenthood or facing a dispute over custody or child support, Michigan law offers protections—but also presents unique challenges—for parents who are not legally married. At Steslicki &…

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Do You Need a Prenup or Postnup in Michigan? How These Agreements Can Protect Your Future

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When planning a marriage, few people like to think about what could go wrong—but smart planning isn’t pessimistic, it’s proactive. For couples in Michigan, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can offer a practical way to protect personal assets, clarify financial expectations, and avoid costly disputes down the road. At Steslicki & Ghannam, PLC, our family law…

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Modifying Child Custody and Support Orders in Michigan

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Life circumstances can change significantly after establishing a child custody or support order. Parents may find that an existing order no longer suits their family’s needs, whether due to job loss, relocation, changes in a child’s needs, or other major life events. In Michigan, modifications to child custody and support orders are possible but require…

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Charitable Giving: How to Include Charitable Donations in Your Michigan Estate Plan

Charitable Giving

Estate planning is a powerful way to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes, and for many individuals, that includes supporting charitable causes they care about. Whether you want to leave a lasting legacy through a nonprofit, religious organization, or community initiative, incorporating charitable giving into your Michigan estate plan allows you to make…

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What to Do When a Loved One Passes Away: A Guide to Managing Their Estate

Guide to Managing Their Estate: When a Loved One Passes Away

Losing a loved one is a complex and emotional experience. In addition to grieving, family members often face the overwhelming task of managing their loved one’s estate. From handling financial matters to distributing assets, following the proper legal steps to ensure everything is settled according to their wishes and Michigan law is essential. At Steslicki &…

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Avoiding Financial Hardship: Estate Planning Tips for Managing Long-Term Care Costs in Michigan

Estate Planning Tips

As life expectancy increases, more Michigan residents face the challenge of managing long-term care costs. The expense of nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and in-home care can quickly deplete savings, leaving families financially strained. Estate planning is essential to safeguarding your assets while ensuring quality care for yourself or your loved ones. Here, our Plymouth…

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Raising Resilient Kids After Divorce: Tips for Michigan Parents

Resilient Kids

Divorce is a life-altering experience for everyone involved, but it can be incredibly challenging for children. While the emotional and logistical changes may seem overwhelming, there are steps parents in Michigan can take to help their kids emerge from divorce stronger and more resilient. Here, our Plymouth family law attorneys at Steslicki & Ghannam provide…

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