7 Important Questions to Ask at Your Family Law Free Consultation

Not everyone wants to get to the stage where they have to involve family law professionals to handle there divorce, custody and assets if a relationship breaks down. After all, it is still believed that people are entering a marriage to remain in it, until “death us do part”, but sadly it isn’t always the case. Marriages can break down for many different reasons. You can fall out of love, grow into different people, become complacent with your partner, or even fall in love with somebody else, although not ideal. They are only a few of the potential reasons why you may be considering a family lawyer free consultation discussion to decipher the next steps that you could potentially take. However, when entering a meeting with a family lawyer, there are some things to ask. With that in mind, here are 7 important questions to ask at your family law free consultation.

How to Navigate Disagreements About Holiday Parenting Time

The break-up of a family is never easy for anyone. For both parents, their world’s have been torn apart, and both will have lost so much. Regardless of the situation, and without assigning blame, it is clear that there are no winners. Of course, the people who may be the most affected by this would be the children who are stuck in the middle of it all.

What to expect when going through a Michigan divorce

While the basic idea of a divorce doesn’t vary a great deal from one part of the country to another, the rules and requirements do. Michigan divorces, therefore, have a slightly different character from elsewhere in the country, making the procedure unique.

How the Family Wizard App could be helpful for you.

Just over 40% of modern marriages end in divorce. That’s an average one in every two! Michigan may have one of the lowest divorce rates in the US, but even here, around 6 in every 1000 marriages look set to fall apart in as little as ten years, second marriages included.

This can be a harsh reality to face, and it’s something we help clients through daily. Like it or not, marriages rarely end amicably, and we’re on hand to make sure that at least some middle ground is possible during this challenging process.