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

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…

Smart Gifting Strategies in Michigan: How to Pass Wealth to Your Children Without Unnecessary Taxes

When it comes to leaving a legacy, many Michigan families want to ensure their children receive the wealth they’ve worked hard to build, without it…

Modifying Child Custody and Support Orders in Michigan

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…

Raising Resilient Kids After Divorce: Tips for Michigan Parents

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,…

Steps to Take If Your Ex Violates a Family Court Order in Michigan

Family court orders ensure fairness and structure in child custody, parenting time, child support, and spousal support cases. However, when one party disregards these orders,…

How Is Spousal Support Determined in Michigan Divorce Cases?

Spousal support, often called alimony, is a critical issue in many Michigan divorce cases. It’s designed to provide financial assistance to a lower-earning or non-earning spouse to…

Navigating High-Conflict Divorces in Michigan: Strategies for a Smoother Resolution

Divorce is never an easy process, but high-conflict divorces can be particularly challenging, emotionally and legally. When disagreements over property division, child custody, or spousal support escalate,…

How is Property Divided in a Michigan Divorce?

When couples decide to divorce in Michigan, one of the most challenging aspects is determining how property and assets will be divided. Understanding how this…

The Impact of Social Media on Family Law Cases in Michigan

Social media has become integral to daily life but can significantly affect Michigan family law cases, including divorce, child custody, spousal support, and property division. Here,…

What Does House Bill 5207 Mean for Michiganders Starting or Expanding Their Families Through Paid Surrogacy Agreements?

Our Plymouth family law attorneys at Steslicki and Ghannam PLC recently wrote about our excitement about Michigan lifting the nation’s only ban on paid surrogacy agreements.…